Having been to ANTC myself one week ago, I shall consider myself quite
fortunate to have the opportunity to retort:
As Alan Gell and Ken Harris (both from here in North Texas District, I'm
proud to say) stated during the dutch oven cooking class, the purpose is to
get to know the boys better while they get to know themselves better.
"How", the astute listener may inquire?
Us, by taking advantage of a rare opportunity to talk to the boys in an
environment that fosters a willingness to be open. (How often in an average
outpost setting, do you get a chance to REALLY talk to your boys? To find
out what's REALLY going on in thier life? And how often do you get REAL
answers?)
The boys, by finding out that they can do something that they never
dreamed was even possible, like frying bacon and eggs in a paper sack over
an open campfire. This in turn stimulates creativity and inspires the boys
to dare to dream, believe, and act accordingly. It is at times like this
when boys are most apt to share about what's really going on with them, and
we learn that we didn't know quite as much as we thought we did about what
it was like to be a boy.
Thus, the true agenda behind Advanced Cooking class is revealed!
BTW, we were encouraged to maintain the Patrol Method throughout the
entirity.:) Hope this satisfies the aching curiosity.
Yours truly, Clint Grant(no one of any particular consequence).
>From: Duane Wheeler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "William J Marengo, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [RR] Dutch Oven Recipes from ANTC '99 Maryland
>Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2000 16:37:08 -0700
>
>*Ok-
>
>Now with all the ease of Dutch dump cooking- is the intention to
>promote the boys by patrol to prepare menus, shop, split costs
>among them and cook-clean and store the camp gear by patrol?
>
>*Or-
>
>Does National Training desire the "Commander" to facilitate everything?
>
>'jes wonder'n..
>
>-=A=-
>
>
>
>William J Marengo, Jr. wrote:
>
> > Here are some of the Dutch Oven Recipes you all asked for. I haven't
> > used a
> > Dutch Oven or tried these recipes since ANTC, so please feel free to
> > correct any
> > errors you find.
> >
> > BANANA HERSHEY
> > Items needed: Bananas, Hershey bars, and aluminum foil.
> >
> > - Split open the banana peel.
> > - Cut/chop up the banana in the peel.
> > - Put chocolate in peel.
> > - Wrap the banana in aluminum foil.
> > - Put in Dutch Oven until mushy.
> >
> > ORANGE MEATBALLS (also done w/GREEN BELL PEPPERS)
> > Items needed: Oranges, hamburger, and any other seasonings (to your own
> > taste).
> >
> > - Make large meatballs with hamburger and seasoning.
> > - Slice an orange in half.
> > - Cut out the pulp.
> > - Put a meatball in the cup of the peel.
> > - Place in the Dutch Oven.
> > - Cover with lid and hot coals.
> >
> > DUMP CAKE
> > Items needed: A can of fruit cocktail or other fruit, and a box of white
> > cake mix.
> >
> > - Dump the fruit cocktail into the Dutch Oven - juice and all.
> > - Dump the cake mix in the Dutch Oven - CAUTION: DON'T STIR.
> > - Level the cake mix. Don't add anything else.
> > - Cover until cooked.
> > - To see if it's cocked: Poke a fork or a toothpick in the cake mix,
>pull
> > it out,
> > if there's no cake sticking to it - the cake is ready.
> >
> > ENCHALADIS WITH PIE FILLING
> > Items needed: A can of apple pie filling, raisins, store bought packaged
> > enchiladas, brown sugar, and a frying pan that goes in the Dutch
>Oven(?).
> >
> > - Place pie filling in the enchiladas
> > - Roll it like a burrito.
> > - Place enchiladas in the frying pan.
> > - Put the rest of the pie filling on top of the enchiladas.
> > - Sprinkle raisins and brown sugar on top.
> > - Put frying pan in the Dutch Oven.
> >
> > Remember: Preheat the Dutch Oven. Baking requires a few coals under the
> > oven
> > with most of the coals on top of the oven. Place one quarter to one
> > third of the coals
> > on the top and the three-quarters or two-thirds on top. Having too many
> > on top will
> > over cook the top and vice versa.
> >
> > Also, I believe there is a frying pan (w/o handle) that can be placed in
> > the Dutch Oven.
> >
> > Bon-a-petite.
> >
> > In Jesus,
> > Will Marengo
> > Outpost 16/West Florida Dist
> >
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