We have done this as a rigging day meal and it you individually wrap them in tin foil you can heat them ok on a skillet with someone turning them often. I have also made river McMuffins this way too.
we wrap them in foil and heat them on a griddleHowdy folks.
Meal planning for our July 1 MFS launch is underway. One of my breakfasts is breakfast burritos that I'll make ahead and freeze to thaw and eat on the river. What's the best way to reheat those in camp - in a skillet turning multiple times, try to make some kind of oven (not taking a DO on this trip), or some other way?
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That would work if you were at a place were digging a hole and dumping hot rocks was acceptable practice. In the day of low impact fire pan river running this in not a viable option. Secondly fire in rocks can be explosive if there is any moisture in them.I've never done this but what about staring ur fire, then making hot rocks. Dig a small hole and lining the bottom with them. Next drop in the foil wrapped burritos and top them off with more hot rocks. Cover with dirt and let em cook. Obviously you'll need to b up at least an hour or so b4 your crew.
Aside from the point that u made about them potentially being explosive. Which is good knowledge. How is heating up some already existing rocks in a fire pan,that aren't burning, high impact?That would work if you were at a place were digging a hole and dumping hot rocks was acceptable practice. In the day of low impact fire pan river running this in not a viable option. Secondly fire in rocks can be explosive if there is any moisture in them.
Digging a hole and burring the rocks then digging it back up is the high impact part. Most rivers around here they ask to dismantle fire rings if you find one in camp. I don't think they would take kindly to digging holes as a means of cooking.Aside from the point that u made about them potentially being explosive. Which is good knowledge. How is heating up some already existing rocks in a fire pan,that aren't burning, high impact?
if you've got a fire going then just wrap them in foil and chuck'em in the coals for a spell.I've never done this but what about staring ur fire, then making hot rocks. Dig a small hole and lining the bottom with them. Next drop in the foil wrapped burritos and top them off with more hot rocks. Cover with dirt and let em cook. Obviously you'll need to b up at least an hour or so b4 your crew.