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Thread: Team Seychelles .... The COCONAUTS footloose again... |
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Former Member
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If your going to do that with cub scouts make sure you wash that top VERY well. Those little stickers would be a bear for scouts. Should cub scouts be broiled or baked? I don't know....Tony do U have a recipe for cub scouts and coconut milk?  |
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Former Member
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If your going to do that with cub scouts make sure you wash that top VERY well. Those little stickers would be a bear for scouts. Should cub scouts be broiled or baked?BBQ is the preferred method  |
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I've been wanting to do BBQ kid for a while. Tell me how it turns out or if you know a good receipe.
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It worked great... and the apple in the mouth was a fine finishing touch..
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Johnny Cool
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It worked great... and the apple in the mouth was a fine finishing touch.. LOL! Is this like a Hawaiian luau?  |
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It worked great... and the apple in the mouth was a fine finishing touch.. LOL! Is this like a Hawaiian luau? Hmm I think Canadians cook above ground level, all that snow, whilst a luau is cooked in a pit. Either way looks like a viable option. Regained a lost place yesterday.  |
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It worked great... and the apple in the mouth was a fine finishing touch.. LOL! Is this like a Hawaiian luau? Hmm I think Canadians cook above ground level, all that snow, whilst a luau is cooked in a pit. Either way looks like a viable option. Regained a lost place yesterday. NO we use a snow pit |
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It worked great... and the apple in the mouth was a fine finishing touch.. LOL! Is this like a Hawaiian luau? Hmm I think Canadians cook above ground level, all that snow, whilst a luau is cooked in a pit. Either way looks like a viable option. Regained a lost place yesterday. NO we use a snow pit Doesn't the snow put the fire out? [Edit 1 times, last edit by Former Member at Feb 9, 2006 10:00:19 PM] |
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NO we use a snow pit OK Man of the woods. Explain how, after you have rubbed a few sticks together, you stop the snow from melting and putting out the fire.  You use a micro-wave? You only cook in the summer (1st June-30th August)? |
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NO we use a snow pit OK Man of the woods. Explain how, after you have rubbed a few sticks together, you stop the snow from melting and putting out the fire. You use a micro-wave? You only cook in the summer (1st June-30th August)? NO we use a snow pit We use a snowblower! Actually if you build a good base under your fire the snow won't put it out. |
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