Beach Cooking: Dirty Rice Recipe with Non-Refrigerated Ingredients on a Mini Trangia
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- Опубликовано: 28 мар 2023
- In this video, join me as I cook up a delicious and easy dirty rice recipe using ingredients that don't require refrigeration. I'll be using a mini Trangia stove to cook up this tasty dish on the beach where the final scene of the Goonies was filmed. This recipe is perfect for outdoor cooking, camping, or just a simple meal at home. Follow along as I walk you through step-by-step instructions on how to make this flavorful and satisfying meal.
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Hand sanitizer Purell is a great fuel to use for your trangia. It mimics Sterno fuel. No soot at all. It will leave a little bit of residue inside the burner. Besides that, it's great to cook with! The fuel you are using in this video is great for emergency lighting, but not for cooking regarding the soot.
Thanks. I was in California as a side trip whilst visiting family in Texas, finding something I could grab quick and use proved a little tricky. I’d use it again if I couldn’t find anything else but it sure did create a lot of soot!
What a beautiful place to film a video. Rice looks delicious. Take care.
Thanks for checking out my video. TBH that beach was a real lucky find! And the rice is certainly worth cooking again 😋
Very tasty.
Thanks. Definitely cooking that one again! 😋
Love this! I probably would have cooked either the pepper first or with the onion. My experience cooking peppers is they usually need a longer cooking time than my onions do. Either way, great content and meal on your stove! Your dirty rice looked delicious! Good to know that adding the spice with bacon probably made it too salty, I’ll keep that in mind if making similar. I subscribed to see what else you’ll cook and where you’ll cook it!
Timings is always difficult. Especially out in the wilderness. Yeah, that spice mix would have made a great rub but given the option I do prefer individual herbs and spices. Coming across that beach was a real lucky find during a side trip from visiting family in Texas. Most of my videos so far are in the woods in the UK using a Kelly Kettle (great bit of kit!). Thanks for watching. Hope you enjoy my other videos too. Cheers. Neil
I keep hoping to see new videos from you. I really enjoyed your creations. I’m hoping you are too busy enjoying life to be making videos!❤
Thanks for hanging in there 👍🏻. Am desperate to get back into making videos. Unfortunately changed jobs which takes up more free time than I’d like. Hoping to make another video soon though
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Another great cook my friend! You are doing great things on your channel so I'm going to give you a shout out on my next KK video. I don't break out the KK very often, but the videos seem to get some views so I won't folks to see all of the good things that you are doing. I appreciate you always trying out new things and sharing! Great job, brother!
Hi Jonny. Thanks very much for that! I had a great time exploring a small part of your amazing country and was really pleased I managed to get a cooking session in at some point. Heading back to the UK now 😢 but hope to visit again soon. Thanks again for your support. Take care. Neil
🎥😊👍, somehow I missed watching this when it came out😯. I had been travelling around India for a month & not looking at YT while I was away. Definitely looks like one of those beaches where you expect to find sea lions 🦭!! Great backdrop for your video👍
It was a beautiful beach! I did actually see three sea otters just round the corner from there which was pretty cool! India for a month sounds like quite an adventure, I bet that was awesome
@@parkitpitchitmoorit wild sea otters, like the wild UK otters, are a bucket-list sighting for most people 😊, India was pretty awesome, temples, forts, the food and the wildlife. Even in New Delhi, there are green parrots, hornbills and large raptors (kites) literally everywhere surrounding the parks.
My mouth-watering! By the way, what kind of fuel do you use, could you recommend one? how about 75%
Hi. Thanks for checking out my video. On this occasion I used isopropyl alcohol 91% from Walmart. It worked ok but it does produce soot on the pan. In the UK I use mentholated spirits which burns at a cool temperature with no soot.
Welcome to California! I hope your stay here is enjoyable. Sonoma County is a wonderful place.
Thank you. I had a great time exploring the coastline, you’re very lucky! I’ll be back one day to visit the Sequoia Park and Forest. That was my plan this trip but the bad weather just prior to my arrival closed the road through flood damage. Sounds like you guys were hit pretty hard with storms!
@@parkitpitchitmoorit yeah. It been one storm after another, causing flooding in certain parts of the state, but after three years of a drought. The state was in desperate need of some water, so the reservoir are now mostly full.
California is nice place, albeit with a population problem. From what I seen from your videos and others, U.K is really nice. I hope to visit one day.
@@abingtonmg that would be nice! there’s a lot to see in the UK in a relatively small area (especially compared to the US!), plus France is only 40 minutes away on the eurotunnel.
What fuel do you use that has that orange of a flame and soot?
Hi. Thanks for checking out my video. The fuel I used was isopropyl alcohol, 91% from Walmart. It was all I could get my hands on at the time. It did the job but I wouldn’t recommend it. In the UK I used metholated spirt, I believe the US equivalent would be denatured alcohol
@@parkitpitchitmoorit yeah denatured is what I use. Thanks for the recipe I’ll be making that one for sure.