Making Up For Lost Time
Posted on October 24, 2007
Filed Under Life, Personal, Dr. Dobson's Broadcast
Just returned from a hunting trip with friends from church. Five days in the Colorado mountains and woods, a full two hours away from any cell coverage. Quiet. Peaceful. With beauty all around us, some great fellowship and hard physical exercise, it was blessed!
One of the things we have to deal with while hunting is food. Each of us is responsible for our own breakfast and lunch, and we share in taking over the evening meals. One of the realities we deal with is limited time: we usually leave for our day’s hunt by 5:00 or 5:15 a.m.usually, and typically don’t return to camp until 7:30 p.m. How can we have a dinner that is quick and easily cooked, which is nutritious and economical, and is very easy to clean-up? This calls for some creative solutions!
We don’t eat hot-dogs out there, BTW.
Our criteria for dinner is pretty much the same criteria applied to evening meals by our guests on the two-day seriees, “Cooking For A Busy Family.” They have some very practical, useful advice for anyone who wants to be more efficient about dinner.
Their suggestions even work for a group of scraggly hunter-gatherers.
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