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Cast iron Dutch oven is a game changer, sometimes I'll bring two for heating up frozen stew or pasta sauce or chile verde or whatever you cooked and froze in anticipation of the camping trip. At night after dinner I'll make a dump cake in it or make a blueberry muffin mix in it for the morning or a coffee cake mix. Sometimes I'll make a cornbread mix in one and have chili in the another...all right on the coals.
Same. I cannot live w/o my 3 Dutch ovens and 2 cast iron skillets. They are heavy and probably unnecessary, but the main reason we go out is to campfire cook.
Great video. We use those plastic bowls that you showed as a plate because nothing falls off the edge. They are the best at less than $2. They're the same size as a plate and we don't have to worry about anything rolling off.
We do the same thing, but use a long short bin that will also fit under the bed. We do bring a larger bin for dried food and the French press and 1-2 other larger items. The advantage of the under bed storage bin besides storage is that up there is less digging around to find things. There is only 1-2 shallow layers to dig through.
Nice!!!! That’s a great idea and a great point! 😃🤙🏽 We have everything in just the one bin so although there is some digging around involved sometimes lol at least it is only just 1 bin to pack. But we might be able to try that shallow one and see if we can downsize and still fit it all! 😃
Just found your content and I'm a fan! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Going on a 5 day camping trip in the mountains of Colorado and your knowledge is priceless. Again, thank you!
You two are so cute together.😊 I noticed when you were using a ferro rod to start a fire (in another video) you used the sharp side of your knife to strike the rod. Please use the blunt top of your knife instead for the striker. Save your blade. Keep up the great videos!👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥰
Awe thanks! ☺️☺️☺️ And hahaha oh I know! Very misunderstood clip which is my fault, lol but I want you to go to this other video of ours and fast forward to 15:05 🔪🔥😉🤙🏽 th-cam.com/video/v9FqcEYVtCY/w-d-xo.html
I pack the kitchen in a Stanley Fat Max (rolling tool box). Amazing what all you can get in there! ☺ Also have the big Coleman kitchen. It's like 35 yrs old and only problem is i can't find a replacement sink. 😣 So glad these days there are collapsible sinks & gadgets.
Interesting Soap 🤔 .. I carry tiki 🪔 oil in starting camp fire 🔥 . Small amount 🪔 oil on wood 🪵 that lights easy with that bug gone scent . I enjoy a nice fire in minutes while setting up camp .. Moving on, I have two Swiss Gear computer back packs .. One pack is for all my organized cooking 🍳🔪 items , and the other pack for clothes , toiletries items .. I've met folks who commented on my 2010 Rav4 setup.. No platform.. No Walmart plastic bins . Spare tire mounted on back door, therefore, bedding and tool bag in rear floor area .. Yes , power station, water can, curtains that are on wooden dow s ( no bungee cords ) , and cooler too .. Nothing stored around passenger seat .. Ex military organization .. 😊 Cheers🎉
Hey if it works for ya it can’t be wrong! 🤷🏻♂️😃 That’s what’s fun about this stuff, there’s no one way to go about it. You can get all of the very best of the best gear and gadgets, or you can be out there with a barebones survival kit, it’s whatever game you enjoy! 😎🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild Totally agree Ive done both man. I just found that some expensive items are worth the price. I care more about value then price and I hate shit that breaks down. There is always stuff that is breaking down and needs repair so the more I can minimize that the better and I build that into my value assessment. I am a market researcher so I cant help but think about purchases in that way. Whatever you enjoy is really the key. One thing I can vouch for without a doubt in my mind being worth spending serious money on is a tent and clothing. Food doesnt really matter because you will be fed one way or another but being warm and dry is essential. I was hunting in lake superior with cheap gear when I first started and I must have had a litre of gallon of water in my tent and then it froze to pure ice. Luckily we were by the car but we were wet and frozen and from then on I really took that seriously. I also go hunting in the mountains out west about once a year so having the most comfortable, reliable, warm, lightweight gear is way more important than money. Try climbing a mountain with 60lbs on your back and a gun and tell me that you care about saving money lol
@@ar007r Hahaha I hear that man. 👊🏽😁 Definitely sweet to have the best gear you can, and for sure especially on serious trips like that in serious environments, it can even be life or death if you don’t have right gear. And on the other hand, the average family car camping for a couple days can get away with a lot less on a budget and still be more than comfortable and have their fun. 😊 Like I said, it’s just all about the game you’re trying to play out there. Sounds like you go in some fun trips. 😎🤙🏽
This would probably be fine for a family, just need enough plates and utensils and stuff like that for 5 people obviously, maybe a bigger 2 burner stove and some extra pots and pans to cook bigger meals for them if you don’t cook your food on the campfire with the cast iron.
No…. You don’t need that much. Just our little camping size teapot of water fills our French press. We show it in some of our actual camping trip videos too if you want to see how we use it 😊🤙🏽
I don’t remember each individual item we showed here haha this video is pretty old now, but yeah some of it was probably. 🤷🏻♂️ Paper products and that stuff were reloaded, the bigger stuff we just had cleaned, some of it we’ve had for years. Now that I think about it I remember getting soot all over my hands while handling the cast iron shooting this one.
@@WhereWeWild hi, thanks for your honest answer, I like to follow what you are doing🙂 I have been active in nature for 20+ years and I wish I could give you a few tips🙃 but what works for you doesn't have to work for us . I live north of the arctic circle and am out as often as I can with my family of 5❤️ I wish you all the best of luck🙂
Haha what? Think I have like 10 different blades on me while camping bro 😁🤙🏽 Have one in my pocket right now and I’m out grocery shopping! 😂 You mean like we didn’t mention it in this vid? Don’t remember if we did or not, but if not probably just because we assumed you’d have em on you anyway 😎
@@WhereWeWild No you basically recommended people bring a knife but I was wondering if there was anyone in the comments who actually camps without a knife. I also have my benchmade 940 on me at most times. The funny thing is im looking at folding cleavers for camp kitchen right when I saw this.
@@ar007r Oh ok 👊🏽😁 Hahaha this is an older video so I couldn’t remember what we had said exactly lol but yeah I would think I’d mention a knife. I’m obsessed with knives man 🤦🏻♂️😂 I have a pretty big collection. You ever see those Japanese style folding chefs knives? They’re pretty cool. I just linked one in this video description for ya if you want to check it out 😎🤙🏽
Haha I stared at this comment for 5 minutes and I still can’t figure out what you’re talking about man I’m sorry. 😂 The bin is a plastic box, which we put our kitchen gear in. 🤷🏻♂️😁 Maybe I’m missing something.
@@agentsmith7947 It might be strange considering I (Jaime) signed up for this when we started the channel, but I’m not super comfortable in front of the camera… most of the unused footage is me being awkward or fumbling on my words 😂 So even if it seems like he’s interrupting, Richie is actually helping me either finish the sentence or get to the point which I really appreciate. I am getting more comfortable in front of the camera though, video by video. Thanks for watching! 😊
@@WhereWeWild you guys look like you work super well together! I love these videos! My wife hates them only because I watch them and bug her non-stop with everything I've learned 😂. Keep it up, guys!
@@WhereWeWild maybe, but i went on to watch a video where there was straight to the point advice, think ablout how many videoss out there you watch with talk talk talk and when you get to the end there was really no content, i just neede more useable content, thats all.
@davidwalesby2426 Only thing I can say is this video is super old when we first started out, we are a lot sharper now in our delivery and editing too. Maybe check out some of our newer videos, but we are very down to earth people so sometimes we do add in a bit of personality. 🤷🏻♂️😊
@@WhereWeWild fair enough, i wasn't trying to be rude, i was just looking for something quick to watch, i dont might chatter when im iwhen i have the time, its just im leaving in the morning,
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Great vid!For the paper towels we use a Tupperware loaf of bread box with top.Just leave it on the table.Everyone knows we're it is and they stay dry.
Thanks! And sweet that’s a great idea! 😃🤙🏽
Cast iron Dutch oven is a game changer, sometimes I'll bring two for heating up frozen stew or pasta sauce or chile verde or whatever you cooked and froze in anticipation of the camping trip. At night after dinner I'll make a dump cake in it or make a blueberry muffin mix in it for the morning or a coffee cake mix. Sometimes I'll make a cornbread mix in one and have chili in the another...all right on the coals.
YUM. 😎😎😎😎🤙🏽
Same. I cannot live w/o my 3 Dutch ovens and 2 cast iron skillets. They are heavy and probably unnecessary, but the main reason we go out is to campfire cook.
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Great video. We use those plastic bowls that you showed as a plate because nothing falls off the edge. They are the best at less than $2.
They're the same size as a plate and we don't have to worry about anything rolling off.
Thanks 😊 And smart! Haha a lot of stuff definitely likes to roll off 😁
We do the same thing, but use a long short bin that will also fit under the bed. We do bring a larger bin for dried food and the French press and 1-2 other larger items. The advantage of the under bed storage bin besides storage is that up there is less digging around to find things. There is only 1-2 shallow layers to dig through.
Nice!!!! That’s a great idea and a great point! 😃🤙🏽 We have everything in just the one bin so although there is some digging around involved sometimes lol at least it is only just 1 bin to pack. But we might be able to try that shallow one and see if we can downsize and still fit it all! 😃
So glad i found your channel!!! Appreciate the links to your favorite products too!!! 😊
Hey glad you’re enjoying the content! 👊🏽😃 Thanks for letting us know and thanks for watching we really appreciate it! 😊🤙🏽
Just found your content and I'm a fan! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Going on a 5 day camping trip in the mountains of Colorado and your knowledge is priceless. Again, thank you!
Thanks! 😃 Glad you found us! Happy to hear you are enjoying the content! Thanks for watching 😊🤙🏽
Would love to see your camp cooking videos. Thank you both! Always love your post!
Thanks! We have a few camp cooking videos on the channel ☺️🤙🏽
Great video and I appreciate the list, thank you!
Hey thanks no problem! And thanks for watching! 😊🤙🏽
Thanks guys, very helpful...love the continuous nodding head
No prob glad you enjoyed it 😊 And yeah that was tough to do, we had to ice our necks afterwards.
You two are so cute together.😊 I noticed when you were using a ferro rod to start a fire (in another video) you used the sharp side of your knife to strike the rod. Please use the blunt top of your knife instead for the striker. Save your blade. Keep up the great videos!👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥰
Awe thanks! ☺️☺️☺️ And hahaha oh I know! Very misunderstood clip which is my fault, lol but I want you to go to this other video of ours and fast forward to 15:05 🔪🔥😉🤙🏽 th-cam.com/video/v9FqcEYVtCY/w-d-xo.html
I pack the kitchen in a Stanley Fat Max (rolling tool box). Amazing what all you can get in there! ☺
Also have the big Coleman kitchen. It's like 35 yrs old and only problem is i can't find a replacement sink. 😣
So glad these days there are collapsible sinks & gadgets.
Cool! 😃
i really like you guys.. thank you so much. i cant wait to binge your videos
Thanks so much! 😃 Really appreciate the nice comment and really appreciate you watching. Hope you enjoy the rest of the content! 😊🤙🏽
Interesting Soap 🤔 .. I carry tiki 🪔 oil in starting camp fire 🔥 . Small amount 🪔 oil on wood 🪵 that lights easy with that bug gone scent . I enjoy a nice fire in minutes while setting up camp .. Moving on, I have two Swiss Gear computer back packs .. One pack is for all my organized cooking 🍳🔪 items , and the other pack for clothes , toiletries items .. I've met folks who commented on my 2010 Rav4 setup.. No platform.. No Walmart plastic bins . Spare tire mounted on back door, therefore, bedding and tool bag in rear floor area .. Yes , power station, water can, curtains that are on wooden dow s ( no bungee cords ) , and cooler too .. Nothing stored around passenger seat .. Ex military organization .. 😊 Cheers🎉
Me: I’m gonna do this.
Me and my buddies: big cooler full of beer and some fishing gear for 5 days…
As long as you got the fishing gear brother 🎣😎🤙🏽
Hi, I’m from California. What campsite are you guys at?
Hey 👋🏽 This was shot at Castaic Lake. 😊
Very imformative video. Thanks
No prob thanks for watching 😊🤙🏽
Have you ever made cold brewed coffee?
We have 😊 But if we don’t have that kind of time we just chill the hot brew.
Im pretty certain that entire kitchen set costs less than the box I carry mine in. Makes me question my decisions
Hey if it works for ya it can’t be wrong! 🤷🏻♂️😃 That’s what’s fun about this stuff, there’s no one way to go about it. You can get all of the very best of the best gear and gadgets, or you can be out there with a barebones survival kit, it’s whatever game you enjoy! 😎🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild Totally agree Ive done both man. I just found that some expensive items are worth the price. I care more about value then price and I hate shit that breaks down. There is always stuff that is breaking down and needs repair so the more I can minimize that the better and I build that into my value assessment. I am a market researcher so I cant help but think about purchases in that way. Whatever you enjoy is really the key. One thing I can vouch for without a doubt in my mind being worth spending serious money on is a tent and clothing. Food doesnt really matter because you will be fed one way or another but being warm and dry is essential. I was hunting in lake superior with cheap gear when I first started and I must have had a litre of gallon of water in my tent and then it froze to pure ice. Luckily we were by the car but we were wet and frozen and from then on I really took that seriously. I also go hunting in the mountains out west about once a year so having the most comfortable, reliable, warm, lightweight gear is way more important than money. Try climbing a mountain with 60lbs on your back and a gun and tell me that you care about saving money lol
@@ar007r Hahaha I hear that man. 👊🏽😁 Definitely sweet to have the best gear you can, and for sure especially on serious trips like that in serious environments, it can even be life or death if you don’t have right gear. And on the other hand, the average family car camping for a couple days can get away with a lot less on a budget and still be more than comfortable and have their fun. 😊 Like I said, it’s just all about the game you’re trying to play out there. Sounds like you go in some fun trips. 😎🤙🏽
Is this kitchen setup for just the two of you or can it be used for a family? I have a family of 5
This would probably be fine for a family, just need enough plates and utensils and stuff like that for 5 people obviously, maybe a bigger 2 burner stove and some extra pots and pans to cook bigger meals for them if you don’t cook your food on the campfire with the cast iron.
Do you boil 2 pots of water for one full French press coffee?
No…. You don’t need that much. Just our little camping size teapot of water fills our French press. We show it in some of our actual camping trip videos too if you want to see how we use it 😊🤙🏽
everything is brand new😂
I don’t remember each individual item we showed here haha this video is pretty old now, but yeah some of it was probably. 🤷🏻♂️ Paper products and that stuff were reloaded, the bigger stuff we just had cleaned, some of it we’ve had for years. Now that I think about it I remember getting soot all over my hands while handling the cast iron shooting this one.
@@WhereWeWild hi, thanks for your honest answer, I like to follow what you are doing🙂 I have been active in nature for 20+ years and I wish I could give you a few tips🙃 but what works for you doesn't have to work for us . I live north of the arctic circle and am out as often as I can with my family of 5❤️ I wish you all the best of luck🙂
@@anders6927 Wow that’s pretty cool 😃🤙🏽 Thanks! Same to you! Yeah it’s really all about what works for you in your environment 😊
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Wait does anyone camp without a knife? Is that even possible?
Haha what? Think I have like 10 different blades on me while camping bro 😁🤙🏽 Have one in my pocket right now and I’m out grocery shopping! 😂 You mean like we didn’t mention it in this vid? Don’t remember if we did or not, but if not probably just because we assumed you’d have em on you anyway 😎
@@WhereWeWild No you basically recommended people bring a knife but I was wondering if there was anyone in the comments who actually camps without a knife. I also have my benchmade 940 on me at most times. The funny thing is im looking at folding cleavers for camp kitchen right when I saw this.
@@ar007r Oh ok 👊🏽😁 Hahaha this is an older video so I couldn’t remember what we had said exactly lol but yeah I would think I’d mention a knife. I’m obsessed with knives man 🤦🏻♂️😂 I have a pretty big collection. You ever see those Japanese style folding chefs knives? They’re pretty cool. I just linked one in this video description for ya if you want to check it out 😎🤙🏽
What happen to grass?
This area was mostly just dirt, but there isn’t a lot of grass on the hills of Southern California in the summer time. So hot out it just burns. 🥵
Just throw it into a box. Buy. Or build a real camp kitchen. J.S.
Haha I stared at this comment for 5 minutes and I still can’t figure out what you’re talking about man I’m sorry. 😂 The bin is a plastic box, which we put our kitchen gear in. 🤷🏻♂️😁 Maybe I’m missing something.
This guy is interrupting her at EVERY step.
Fr, all the videos are like that. Like let her talk dude
@@agentsmith7947 It might be strange considering I (Jaime) signed up for this when we started the channel, but I’m not super comfortable in front of the camera… most of the unused footage is me being awkward or fumbling on my words 😂 So even if it seems like he’s interrupting, Richie is actually helping me either finish the sentence or get to the point which I really appreciate. I am getting more comfortable in front of the camera though, video by video. Thanks for watching! 😊
@@WhereWeWild you guys look like you work super well together! I love these videos! My wife hates them only because I watch them and bug her non-stop with everything I've learned 😂. Keep it up, guys!
@@marianoalvarez6467 Haha thanks! Appreciate you watching 👊🏽☺️
i couldn't watch because there was too much uneccesary talk,
Sounds like a you problem homie 🤷🏻♂️😁🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild maybe, but i went on to watch a video where there was straight to the point advice, think ablout how many videoss out there you watch with talk talk talk and when you get to the end there was really no content, i just neede more useable content, thats all.
@davidwalesby2426 Only thing I can say is this video is super old when we first started out, we are a lot sharper now in our delivery and editing too. Maybe check out some of our newer videos, but we are very down to earth people so sometimes we do add in a bit of personality. 🤷🏻♂️😊
@@WhereWeWild fair enough, i wasn't trying to be rude, i was just looking for something quick to watch, i dont might chatter when im iwhen i have the time, its just im leaving in the morning,