Which one of these tips did you find most helpful? Comment below!! 👇

@shack109

Жыл бұрын

Cast Iron and welding gloves are essential.

@justanothertiredmom4

Жыл бұрын

Be patient with yourself as you learn how to cook over a fire. It is a skill that is perfected over time and practice. I needed to hear this again because I can get impatient and frustrated sometimes.

@marybendfeldt9596

Ай бұрын

The fire resistant gloves!

Even with 100k subs this channel is under-appreciated. She loves nature and gives very practical information.

@sunshines9186

Жыл бұрын

For real!!

@homeschoolingmysuper7884

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

Remember to thoroughly put out your fire when done

Thanks!! Awesome med kit!

Great vids, here's one you haven't tried, camp meals for vegans, and yes it is possible.

Amanda I look forward to all your videos, this one I was away for the weekend so , better late then never. THANK you Frank from montana.. PS. You are very easy to watch you know all !

I really love all of your tips and tricks!! I wish I saw this before I attempted a similar breakfast over the fire. The water took FOREVER to boil, now I know why!! 😅 Keep these videos coming!! 😊

Excellent example of Preparation, Awareness, and Safety. As with many of your videos it demonstrates organization and a thoughtful approach that doesn't get in the way of the fun and enjoyment of camping, hiking, etc. Great for those new to camp cooking, and really good reminder for those who have been there and done that. Keep the good stuff coming.

@amanda.outside

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! I really appreciate your comment.

@laurienix4121

Жыл бұрын

I agree! She’s full of valuable information for all levels of camping, hiking and backpacking.

The best tip is to learn from the mistakes of others… thank you for sharing!

@amanda.outside

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!!

The med kit! And fire resistant gloves. Love your channel!

I have that same camp grill…it’s about as simple and basic as it gets, but has worked great so far.

Great advice thanks

Congratulations on 100K!! LOVE cast iron on the fire- there's just something special about it! Thank you for mentioning first aid- it's such as easy thing to overlook, but burns and cuts are super common injuries while camping and backpacking, and there's peace in knowing what to do if something happens.

... Always love your video's and tips ... We all learn best by making a mistake ,, hopefully only once .. To prevent soot buildup on campfire pots, coat the pot with dish soap first ,, almost all the soot will wipe off ,, can also wrap bottom /sides with aluminum foil .. Fire flames are for warming cold bodies and marshmallows ,, coals are for cooking over .......Thanks and Stay Safe ..

I'm going camping in a couple months, really been lovin your channel.😁

Good tips

Congratulations on 100K subscribers! I've been a fan since around 70k subscribers or maybe less. I enjoy your content and find your videos to be just as relaxing as being out in nature. 👍 Best of luck as you continue on your journey!

@amanda.outside

Жыл бұрын

Thank you SO much for all the support!! I always appreciate your comments!

Good job

I always learn something new from you.

@amanda.outside

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it!!

Firegloves - that was the tip I needed to hear!! thank you Amanda. You videos are thoughtful, thourough and entertaining. I had a good time with your dramatization of the frantic firepit chef:)

Congrats on 100k❤🎉

@amanda.outside

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! 😀

Great tips. I'm a cast iron fan but I'd like to get a stainless pot in my kit. I see you like the primus set on your blog. I'm not familiar w the brand but I'll check it out. Thanks!

Another good piece of advice, have some snacks out for the other people. No need to rush things because someone is hangry! (We like veggies, salsa and hummus.)

@brianyaniro5086

2 ай бұрын

No. If you have food restrictions, especially ones you choose then you bring your own food. This might be a wild concept for you but it's not other people's job to cater to you.

I’d love a video of a first aid kit, or med kit!

Good

Not campfire related, but where is your shirt from?! Also, a video idea, "what's in my med kit". I'd love to see it to get some ideas!

@amanda.outside

Жыл бұрын

My shirt is an Amazon find by the brand Merino.tech. It's really comfortable and merino wool!

I'd love to see a video on fire building

Good video. Hey I think I have the same meat thermometer. LOL I really enjoy your videos.

@amanda.outside

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! 😁

If you are an early planner like me (menu planned weeks in advance of a long trip), you may not be able to know the fire restrictions before you head out. Conditions may change, some times quickly. But you should DEFINATELY be checking this before you get to your location.

Good tip about how the gloves will get hot, they do, and you’ll rush to grab it off!

Hi Amanda I like ur videos so much. Just could you do a Playlist on solo camping backpacking. I don't have a car. Thanks 4 ur channel

How do you "clean" it though?? LOL I have one....and bought soap made for it too, because I'd wash it then season it....but like seems more difficult to do outside.

Dig your fire hole dig the air hole next to it join them at the bottom light your fire in the big holes drop a metal grille over your fire hole and cook over the grille 😁

Great Video Amanda, if I may add one more campfire caution.. watch what you wear around a live fire, manmade materials can become red hot shrink wrap in a millisecond.

❤

Wait aren't you supposed to get checkmark when you reach 100k? anyway thanks for the tips

And pull your long beautiful hair back when at the fire. Thanks for the good info!

Like,,,❤❤❤ verry beautiful

that intro was a bit bouncy. did nick record that or?

Most of this is common sense.

no way you can call your self a camper if you use fire risisting glofes

@mariahmorales3614

48 минут бұрын

‘Resistant gloves’ 😊

Thank you SO much for this valuable info! 2 questions…I see rocks are necessary around the fire, and a grill grate. Do you always carry your own in case the campsite does not have? Also, do you ever carry your own firewood? I see firewood for sale around my area often, and even some free from time to time. I started saving dryer lint to use as a starter..is this good? Such a good point about organizing the ingredients, down to the chopping! I don’t think this would be very easy outdoors! 🤗💯💓🏕

With gear, im curiouse about pans. I hear stainless steel is best but a cast iron will heat up in certain spots causing food to not be cooked at same temperature. My worry is, if I get a stainless steel pan and heat is great, I'll be burnt on outside raw in middle for cheese burgers. 😂