Thank you, Chef Corso. You have improved my life. I travel for work, and eating out every night gets old. I've started traveling with my JetBoil and using your recipes for quite a while now and it's been great. You are doing a great thing.
I cook ramen in mine.. add raw chicken, or shrimp, green onion, dried mushrooms.. or you can get the surime seafood snacker packs to cut up. Add some water add noodles, veggie pack, flavor packs.add mushrooms and the green onion whites.. chicken or shrimp. Add just enough water so you can stir ingredients.. and let it start to boil. Let it boil being careful not to let it boil over causing a mess.. turn off and set a timer for 5 minutes.. come back and stir.. check noodles are soft & chicken/shrimp are cooked through. Thick cut bacon, or spiral cut ham is great too.. I prefer the nong shim spicy beef broth, or spicy beef bone broth packs. Add the green onion green sections after cooking and nodles are soft & ready to eat.. its delivious!!
Looks pretty good, brother! I like that you show folks how to cook real food instead of just boiling water. It doesn't get much better than a good meal out in nature. Good idea with the dried mushrooms. I found a nice variety of dried mushrooms at a local Asian market. Oh man! I was afraid that your gravy would clump up but you pulled it off! Nice job! Thanks for always thinking creatively and sharing!
Wonderful, thank you! Would love to see more recipes using this exact setup of the small flash/chimney style Jetboil because it's what I have and not quite ready to purchase a new setup with better heat control. And I'm asian so any asian recipes would be much appreciated. Thank you!
hey DH, we have many great recipes that can work for this set up, including Japanese, Indian, Chinese and SE Asian flavors. check out outdooreats.com. Also check out this other video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l2NKAFYgKyU.html cheers!
NICE! Got me thinking for the next trip. Could even mix up the ingredients, too, smaller potatoes, a carrot, celery stalk...wish that I had a bigger pot, etc. Thanks!@@ChefCorso
For the price of the beef jerky and weight of the potato why don’t you just bring 3 cans of campbells? Not trying to be a smartbutt, just have to question whether the flavor is worth the hassle.
I know you're a chef, but the thought of slicing toward oneself while cutting a potato bare-handed camping in the middle of nowhere is scary. Surely a cut-proof glove and a little cutting board would be worth the added safety.
Hey C. Yes, for sure. I am a chef and have a lot of experience chopping/cutting. You do what you're most comfortable with and packing along a mini plastic cutting board can be helpful. Interestingly, many grandmas and moms around the world don't use a chef knife and cutting board. It is all done in this style with a smaller pairing knife.