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20/8/2010 at 4:52pm
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Quote: Originally posted by polam on 20/8/2010
Quote: Originally posted by rooks on 20/8/2010 my appetite quadruples when we camp at home i dont eat breakfast have a light sarnie for lunch and pick at my tea
but while camping wont leave the tent till ive had a fry up back for lunch sarnies,crisps,chocie bar, and a huge tea !!!
cant blame the fresh air im out in it all day long
Same here also always seem to get thirsty about 3 in the afternoons. No matter what i drink only one girl quenches my thirst.....good old Stella 
must be a camping bug 3 o'clock is thirst quenching time in our tent
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20/8/2010 at 5:30pm
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I don't get the appeal myself. I can make my own "camp stew" with fresh ingredients in 20 minutes!
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20/8/2010 at 5:36pm
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20 minutes ? Using which cut of meat...stew is usually shin beef or braising steak which takes a couple of hours to cook properly. I've never thought of using tinned oxtail soup but cerainly will use it now. Thanks for the tip.
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20/8/2010 at 6:11pm
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I'd love your recipe for 20 min "proper" stew?!
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20/8/2010 at 10:27pm
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I get stewed steak from whatever supermarket is nearest, last time it was from Aldi and was very nice, paid about £1.95 a tin. The oxtail soup really did add to the flavour and thickened it up nicely too.
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21/8/2010 at 12:16am
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Hi
Not sure I'd call it a 'cheap' meal though - stew tins are at least 2/3 £ and other tins not 'cheap' either. Maybe I'm 'cheap' but I'd say thats pricey for a camping meal. Spag Bol with mince, chicken curry etc are all gonna work out cheaper - must say I've done it once and kids thought I'd brought cat food!! till it heated up and they tasted it and loved it - just wouldn't call it a cheap meal - there are lots cheaper.
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21/8/2010 at 12:08pm
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Not stew, but a curry recipe, its actually a slimming world recipe, but can be done on a campsite dead easy.
BTW it sounds awful, but it is lovely.
MUSHY PEA CURRY
To feed about 4-6 use
3 tins mushy peas
2 tins of beans
an onion or two
mushrooms (optional)
curry powder
water (to the consistency you want)
Fry off off the onions and mushrooms, add the peas and beans, enough water to get it the right consistency (thick is best)
Curry powder (as much as you like)
Serve with boiled rice or naan.
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21/8/2010 at 2:08pm
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Quote: Originally posted by fiona66 on 21/8/2010
Hi
Not sure I'd call it a 'cheap' meal though - stew tins are at least 2/3 £ and other tins not 'cheap' either. Maybe I'm 'cheap' but I'd say thats pricey for a camping meal. Spag Bol with mince, chicken curry etc are all gonna work out cheaper - must say I've done it once and kids thought I'd brought cat food!! till it heated up and they tasted it and loved it - just wouldn't call it a cheap meal - there are lots cheaper.
Fiona
Just bought 2 tins of stewed steak from Nettos to take with us next week, £1.49 each, will buy own brand new potatoes, peas and carrots for a combined cost of about £1 and a tin of oxtail soup was 39p in Nettos, so total cost around £4.40 for a family of 4, don't think that's too bad really. I reckon pasta bol costs us about the same, about £3 for the mince, a jar of pasta sauce and a bag of pasta. I also like to do risotto, especially if you can get that wok rice - use mince, onions, mushrooms, peas, peppers and rice just add a stock cube crumbled up.
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