That is how we always cooked our roast when we went on scout camps. That is the first time I have seen someone else cook that way in fifty years. [YES half a century ago] Very impressive. Great result. Wayne from Regional Victoria, Australia

@jamesellsworth9673

3 жыл бұрын

A similar idea is used in the United States for lobster roasts along our sea coasts.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Ah wow, thank you Wayne :)

Buster: You’re darn right you’re going to share that steak with me.....🥩🥩🥩🥩🥩

That looks amazing.. all of the vitamins and protein you need (more or less). I'm gonna try it. Thanks 👍

this is so cool doing it out in the wilderness

Awesome video! I know that Buster enjoyed it too! 🔥🥩🐶😁👍

Beautiful steak!. I was hooked when I saw you putting all that garlic on it. OMG!! Love that stuff!!!!

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

It's so good!

One of the coolest things we’ve seen!

Nice job becky :) Steak looks fantastic and when cooked outdoors on a cold day really adds to the appreciation of a hot meal. Great stuff :)

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

I'll bring the beer and do the dishes! Great job. I love seeing women doing bushcraft work. Bravo!

I'm used to seeing her eating rice and porridge. The steak is a welcomed sight. 😎 I think the dog agrees.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

haha likewise :)

OMG,,,,, that Porterhouse was so awesome!! It was so amazing I barely noticed your rings!!😆👍🏻🌟Stay great Beckster!

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

aha thank you Steven :)

We love all videos!!! Bravo Girls 👏👏👏💪

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

Beks, that looks great! Wonderful job! Buster Mmhmm...

I should have known Buster would want to be in this video! Digging, cooking, I’M IN!!! Porterhouse!! Yes ma’am!! Love it! Thanks girl. Oh I would have thrown in a jacket potato too.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Tom!

Lovely video. And your dog is very sweet.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Oh my that was cooked beautifully! Buster wasn’t mad about it either haha . I love how you let the video just be what it is and don’t get carried away with unnecessary bits. :) this is why I keep watching!

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Excellent, I've never tried that I may just have to give it a go. Thanks.

This is a common cooking method (umu) in the Cook Islands (hangi) in New Zealand, only difference is quantity. When you cook for the family and extended family you can imagine how much meat (a whole pig the norm) and vegetables are put in the umu, cooking times can be between 4 and 12 hours. I cannot imagine doing what you did, that is a lot of work for 1 steak but totally agree, it is worth it (similar to a slow oven bake). Well done :-)

That was a nice looking steak, Becky. Glad you and Buster got out to enjoy some woods time and a big ol' chunk of Porterhouse. You and the whole fam stay well over there.

Love the old dog, so patient

Well done, Beckie. (no pun intended.)

I could have done with a steak. I went for a long walk today and I am now very hungry. I watched this while my salmon and baked potato are cooking in my oven! I also found my French Laguiole knife which I have had since I was your age. Strange that I never thought of looking for it in my kitchen drawer! I will have to try Jon Thorner's, my local farm shop, to see whether they have these steaks. Dinner awaits!!!

Wow way cool atmosphere for a picnic with Buster stay warm & stay safe & Keep Adventuring also thank you for cooking techniques for steak & how to make oven.Will try this in near future. See you Next Adventure

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much :)

well done

Love it

Another great video, Becky. Thank you. Your hair looks great.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@toddt4941

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Your hair seems to be getting so long. Looks great Becky!

Yay! New video, I'm going to camp this weekend somewhere in Surrely Hills. Gonna sleep tonight in my car as I will leave quite late (due to work). But Saturday/Sunday it has to be somewhere nice :D Its a bit chilly but it will be super fun :D

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Ooo enjoy, meant to be lovely weather :)

@welshbikepackingadventures

3 жыл бұрын

Very very very brave

@SuperKawaiiChannel

3 жыл бұрын

@@GirlOutdoors No thank you! Because of you, your sister and your dad, I actually began wild camping, because of the whole lockdowns, people got scared of meeting face to face, I was on furlough for quite some time, and I was looking to do something exciting, I used to watch a lot of movies, play games, but I got bored and had to find something else, at first "wild camping" channels from the USA and Canada began to pop up in my recoomendation list, and after few weeks I actually realized hey, maybe there are some people in the UK who do the same thing, and Lo and Behold, your channel popped up as one of, if not as the first one... You got me convinced, I began this year wild camping on 1st of Janury (2021) and after first camping, I guess this will be my long time hobby. To get away from society to amazing places around the UK. The good thing is that I got a car so that I can move easily. Which makes it even more exciting. :D

@SuperKawaiiChannel

3 жыл бұрын

@@welshbikepackingadventures Thank you :D

Thanks for sharing Becky, brilliant video and that steak👌👌🥩🥩. It looked amazing I really need to try that method. Your dog looked like he wanted to share. Thanks for sharing atb, Garry & Claire 🙏🙏

wow, looks delicious!

But have you ever tried cookin a steak on top of a trucks carburetor lid, while you’re out wood cuttin?... Just a slight aftertaste of 20w-50...😎

@markmorris3579

3 жыл бұрын

Red-You ever heat up a can of beans on an exhaust manifold?It leaves a slight taste of 89 octane!

@ronnyhuysmans4120

3 жыл бұрын

or ever baked an underground oven in a steak ?

@CrimsonSurvival

3 жыл бұрын

@@markmorris3579 🤣

@CrimsonSurvival

3 жыл бұрын

@@ronnyhuysmans4120 😂

😎 I would have had to save some of that for in the morning with some brown eggs awesome Becky

Looks very tasty

Scooby is the best.... priceless look of his eyes 🤣

Oh my sisters would never go for that got my mouth watering though.

You just made me super hungry......

I think I have a new love for steak now 😋

Nicely done, looks really good 🔥🥩🔪

It looks delicious , thanks for sharing this video, and keep exploring the wonders of nature .

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

look at buster bless him

A girl that isn't afraid to get her hands dirty...youre gonna be a real catch someday Bex and you'll have the best immune system going

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Aha thank you Steve, yeah gotta have a good immune system in these times... Take care :)

Nice. Thanks for sharing - the video. The steak looked, Buster approved!

Always a great day when you post another video mate. Lovely, my mouth is watering. Take care Becks xxx

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

We cooked a pig in the ground, got some beer on ice, and all my rowdy friends are coming over tonite! Yall keep 'em str8 over there, friends!

@jamesellsworth9673

3 жыл бұрын

HANK JR.!

A different shovel type, one with a pointed tip, would have made digging that hole a bit easier!

@jamesellsworth9673

3 жыл бұрын

Right! A spade is better for making holes and for slicing through rootlets. That shovel is right for gardening frequently worked soil or in shifting a pile of sand.

@rh645

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamesellsworth9673 got myself a spetsnaz shovel a couple months ago, ideal for all of this with sharp point and axe edges. actually made my work as a gardener so much easier too for digging around smaller spaces and not having to change tools to chop stuff. best 30 quid i ever spent

@jamesellsworth9673

3 жыл бұрын

@@rh645 I have LONGED to purchase that shovel ever since Zach Fowler showed its capabilities.

@rh645

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamesellsworth9673 defo best choice for me. Some if those fancy foldable ones look amazing and probably chop better but folding means weakness points. Only wooden handle on spetsnaz will go, and designed to replace easily

lol while she is digging the dog looks at what she does like 'finally she speaks my language! digging up some meat you hid! she is just like me'

Yummmy! Wish you showed buster chewing on the bone and left overs hehehe

Hi Becky, steak looks great

Looks very tasty. I'll have to try that.

I cooked a pot of beans this way a while. back, works so well

Wow! Delicious! Well done!

Love how your companion watched over you while u where unwrapping the steak 😂

Wow I can also smell it cooking, feeling so hungry now 🤓

think Buster liked it as much as you

HaHaHa That was SPECTACULARLY done. So much fat to start, all rendered into flavor WOW. The way it shrank away from the bone, and that SEARED finish... Freakin Mouth Waterin BRAVO lol. I can only imagine the Special Seasonings. Magic

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, yeah was lovely!

One word. Mouthwatering 🥩 🤤

Well done. I’ve done the same but with chickens take care and see you soon

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Love that, take care :)

Thanks for sharing

pic i clicked on here couldve been titled 'building a steak shelter', looking like a giant steak lean to. love the vids and bushwacker too, keeping me sane right now and keeping my woodland dream alive

Surely your dog was very interested when you were unfoiling the steak. We cooked beans + cariboo meat in an underground oven, result was a delicious meal. Great job.

Hello Becky, see you again in this video.

Nice job. Looks like low lying ground. Back in my day we did that , put potatoes, onions in with it too. Called them foil packs

@barriereid9244

3 жыл бұрын

In the US they are called Hobo meals.

@garyjacobs2789

3 жыл бұрын

@@barriereid9244 l live in ohio , the foil pack comes from the boy scouts in the sixtys.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds great!

@garyjacobs2789

3 жыл бұрын

@@GirlOutdoors Would you be interested in testing an US made knife. Carbon steel

looked good!

Una delicia y sobre todo con buena compañía, provecho ✨⭐🙌🥰 Delicious food! 😋🥩

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

cheers!

@mattyd9479

3 жыл бұрын

What seasoning was on the steak beck? Keep up the good work

Thanks for the vid becky looks awesome. Have a great weekend.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! You too!

yaaayyy Buster! :)

That looks lovely - it's great that you're trying different cooking methods...you definitely chose well for that steak. I wouldn't risk it unless it was a cheaper cut in case it went wrong, but did you consider using the moss as a covering?

Nice

What a delicious steak you had there Becky 😋🇵🇭

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

It was!

Your family love steak house must be good that’s the fourth KZreadd advertising it who next

Woohoo, nice 👍😊

@Maudongh

3 жыл бұрын

And wonderfu collar surounded by your hair 😁🤩👍

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

Almost 100K!!!

Nice idea! I'll try to build this in my garden. :-)

it looks really good

I'd say that steak cost you a small fortune, looked great all the same. Great vid, keep em coming.

Ahh man that looks incredible! I lived on a tiny island in Fiji for a couple of years and this was the only option for cooking if you wanted to roast something! It's called a 'lovo' in Fijian, and you use them for anything from stingray to coconut dumplings (lolo buns)... This is the first time I've seen it here in the UK though!

Cannon-ears say fire in the hole as they are lighting the fuse. Chef Becky is cooking up a really large steak. Good, you didn't forget where you buried it. What is written on your green wrist band? I get hungry every time you cook. Thanks for sharing. And as always have a super wonderful day.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much Moses, it's a girl outdoor wristband - I'll have to send you one out? Take care

@3rubberboats

3 жыл бұрын

@@GirlOutdoors That will be great. Thank you Becky.

Gotta love the comments section lol

Reminds me of something we did in Australia years ago, couple of kiwi's in the place and we cooked everything underground for about 12 people, was a traditional Maori cooking method, was called hungy or something, probably spelt that wrong. Was about 6-8 hours cooking so we were well lashed by the time it was done haha. Nice to see you trying this out, looks like reasonable soil where you are :-)

Good Nz morning Becky. So in the Pacific Islands it's called an umu. (Oomoo) and down here in Nz it's called a hangi (hungi) and never say it with the hard "g" as in good grief. Someone has already suggested kumara (sweet potato.) The fat is where the flavour lies. Normally we leave salt out of the meat. It tends to dry it out during cooking. Add it later. Just curious. How long was it underground.? Whatever, that looked brilliant. Well done. Excuse the pun. Heck Becky as soon as our borders open again, you'll just have to come down here and try a hangi. You'll pick up some great ideas, you'll learn some Maori words. You can bring your whanau (family) with you. Again thank you for sharing. Cheers. And take care.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome, thank you Bryan :)

i missed this vid that steak really damn. girl that's a roast

Can this be done when there's snow in the ground or in rain

Hi Becky, that steak looked great. I’m surprised Bushwacker man didn’t appear whilst you were cooking it. 🔥🥩😎

I wish I were Buster. 😋🐶

Almost 100k subscribers!

Nice flat grind food prep knife :)

Nice to see a video from you Becky. Have to catch up a bit with what you've done just recently. Always enjoy your videos , you're such a knowledgeable n interesting n inspirational person. I know I've said this before but you've definitely have inspired me anyway, especially to travel when all this lockdown stuff over. The videos that you did in Scotland were amazing n it's a place I would love to go n do some walking n camping, it's one of my ambitions n you have given me some hope through my loneliness through lockdown. Hopefully I will be able to over the summer or whenever it is possible. Ain't been getting out much just lately. Keep up the good work and look after yourself. You seem a very nice person n always enjoy your videos. They're very calming n good for the soul. That steak looks really nice, you know sharing is caring you know lol, 😋. Take care 👍

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Aw thank you so much Mark, I hope you can get out and go to Scotland shortly - its beautiful :)

@markwilliamson9140

3 жыл бұрын

Thankyou so much for your reply? Look after yourself Becky , I want to try n support you some how but I don't know how to go about it. I think you are amazing. And always love your videos. You are a special person. I'm really glad that your videos came into my in box. It makes me happy watching your videos cuz I long to go walking. My dream to do what you do. Take care 👍

Great video the steak 🥩 looks delicious 😋 wonderful job missy! Happy Trails 😎

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😋

Jesteś niesamowita:)

Can’t believe the haters. They’re just jealous. Looks cold. That dirt looked tough as well. Beautiful steak. Holy cow. One question. How long did it take. We do pigs like that here.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers, roughly 2 hours :)

As there wasn’t any leaves around, could you not have wrapped the steak in the moss off the stone it was sat on ?

It's a brilliant way of cooking have done the same cooking way with venison, you should try that Becky, you will love it also if you like venison, stay safe well done!!

it took joe robinet 7 yrs to get 100 000 subs. you've nearly done it in just over 3. well done bec.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Aw thank you so much Kurt :)

Did you put flint at base of the fire?Doesn't that explode when hot?

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

It can occasionally, mainly when its in direct flame :)

I'm starving lol that looks so goooooood piece and love from 1 leg UK England

Garlic contains thiosulfate Bex highly toxic to dogs even in small amounts, but thanks for the vid 👍

If you do some small cuts into the meat and rub the garlic into your steak, the taste gets even more intense. Very good against vampires! ;-)

Nice. I like steaks that resemble a small roast :-)

2 questions. Did you use any oil and how long was it in the ground please?

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

No oil and roughly 1 hour 45 :)

Did you make that cutboard? Or was it just a random piece of wood? Either way it's nice.

@GirlOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I did, its got a lovely grain ::)

God I love steak 🤤🤤🤤🤤😎👍🏻(Buster knows what's up lol)