It's all about the Journey | Campfire Cooking
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2018
- We head into Hatcher Pass with our Polaris Ranger to cook up some great food over a campfire. The skies clear up and we get stellar views of the surrounding mountains, including Denali.
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Bandit is so funny,loves the water -mud puddles or whatever bigger!! Bless his heart! I LOVE him and Sweet Bo!! So sorry Sweet Bo is gone! Miss him so much!
I can't get anything done!! You two have captivated all my attention and time. Love all your videos so much!! My house is a mess since I found your videos. Can't stop watching.
Bless you both and hats off for being brave and fearless for going for your dreams.
It's a wonderful thing to find someone you're so compatible with. Wishing both the best.
Got carried away enjoying what seemed like a wonderful National Geographic documentary until I remembered : " Wow! This is *actually* their life!"
OMG WHAT IS JUST AWSOME WHAT A BEAUTIFUL PLACE FOR DINNER WITH BEAUTIFUL COMPANY
YOU 2 ARE JUST AWSOME
I’ve become addicted to this show. Love it.
This channel is amazing! If I were 20 years younger, I would be doing what you guys are doing! Living off grid and independent. I wish you both happiness and success!
Idk how to do that. What about money?
Husband takes wife out to breakfast. View is one in a billion. Husband gets man of the year award.
Recently became obsessed with homesteading videos... Love your channel!
Cally Link thank you 😁
Haha, me too!
Me three 😊
Sorry to say Bannock actually came from Scotland way back in time when we fought the English 👍🏴🇺🇸🇬🇧
I came here to say this. Whilst many cultures have something similar, bannock bread is unequivocally Scottish and was popularised in the new world by Scottish settlers.
You two are so awesome and loving to each other and the dogs👏👏👏♥️♥️
Now I remember when I fell in love with Bandit, that vest fit perfect. Keep the big boy warm🥰
Kinda gives new and more accurate meaning to going out to eat or eating out. And it always tastes better when you grew it or raised it yourself.
“A little dirt is good for ya” said an old lady farmer who lived down the road from us when I was a kid. Wow, I can smell that every time you lift the lid. When I first met my now wife, our first date and meal together was out in the forest just like you guys are doing. Our oldest daughter now lives off grid in the bush.
Erik drives like a professional off roader 😳👍🏻
Your Polaris is some sort of tank. You needed it to get over some of that terrain. Love it. I found this video I had never watched of yours. Yay for me.
Love your videos. Had to go back and start watching from the beginning. Loving the journey to homesteading!
A bannock is a Scottish fried bread! They look good. Sometimes we add shallot straight into the bread and it's delicious!
Your dogs are so well behaved and sweet.
That was incredible. The journey up there, the crazy beautiful view, and then that meal. I hate to use the word epic as it is so overused but... that was truly epic. Thanks for sharing.
Love how you love your dogs. Tells me a little bit about the kind of people you are.
Thank you for the magnificent view of Denali range - and country lunch - Two years ago, while in Alaska, we took a helicopter excursion and had the greatest breath taking experience of being on the very top of this magnificent mountain. Memorable!
Wow! That's awesome.
Looked like a fun ride. Im a lifelong Alaskan and actually grew in Hatcher on Willow Crk. I know that trail well :) Just wanted to say that you guys are killin it and Im really enjoying your content. You two work so well together. Such a blessing. I will be embarking on a similar journey very soon... Im done with the city (Wasilla) life ;)
907AKOFT talk about an awesome place to grow up! We can't wait for the snow to melt so we can get out and explore!
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Awwww when Beau was still running around. I love going back to older vlogs
What a beautiful journey. The dogs are so happy. Love the drone shots. Thanks for bringing us along.
I love how hunting dogs always run out front. My Goldens were close working, but my Setters liked full on running. I love how the hounds are like that too. I Have had friends that hunted with hounds, for bears, not my type of hunting, but I would enjoy watching those dogs hunt.
I have been watching you guys for awhile .. and today I have binged on your journey .. here in Australia we call hat bread damper ❤
You guys are very inspiring, I look forward to each video. Your Grit is paying off.
Love the lazy dog and adventure dog thing
Fantastic picnic, food always tastes so good after being hungry and outside all day.
Hi to the two of you. I really enjoy the way you present the "Simple Living Alaska" journals this is very well done. If it's possible can you devote some time to showing how you make the "drone" flights above you and capture all the spectacular views! Also why does't the camera "shake'" when your filming? Thanks for all the first class adventures, I love the progress and it's addicting. Thanks for continuing I love to follow You Both. Great Team !!!!
Hi Bert, two years down the line, but … most good drones have a ‘follow’ feature where you can set it to follow alongside or behind the handset / controller so the vehicle can be driving way off and the drone will follow at whatever height they select. (I did see one go awry once and through the rear window of a chaps vehicle. I believe it was MAV on youtube.
Re camera shake, do you mean from the drone or hand held? Most folk will use a gimbal handle which keeps the camera steady as you move, a little like how a hammock is stationary in a moving ship. 🙂
We live in Tennessee Bandit would fit right in here he looks like the Tennessee Volunteers mascot lol love em both supersmart dogs! We have a Beagle Ammo a chee Bella our Snoodle also Bandit died Dec 21 21 very very hard i wont ever get over him being gone weve got our adopted cat Lil Kat 6 rabbits 6 chickens love them all!!
New to your channel and cant say enough about how much i love it. You guys are the best thing out there. I watch many Alaska vids but yours have a dfifferent twist to them and you both are so personable with the camera(us at home). Thanks for the fun adventures and keep up the great work. My adventures are made in the California Sierra Nevada Mountains on the American River one week at a time camping. The sky is so blue above the smog line. Adventure on!!!!!!
Found this video this morning. Had to try the bread. Made some and it was great. Only thing that would have made it better is if I had the same awesome view to go along with it.
gerald1755 glad we motivated you😀
Merciful heavens that looks delicious!! I love your doggies! ❤️
A great way of cooking outside is in the beautiful mountain with a stunning view around you.
You folks are living my dream.....from hills of east Tennessee. Thank you
I’m from middle Tennessee, right outside Nashville. 👋
Love your vlogs...such great travels with you 2 + the puppers. Thanks for taking us along. And for being such super dog owner's. Safe & extraordinary travels 4 u...ALWAYS!! The best to you from St. Johns, Michigan.
Ham and potatoes just looks fabulous. Look so Irish! Like my Mums'
I find yall so intriguing because I am from a completely different area! So awesome what you guys are doing! Keep the videos coming :)
Thanks for watching! This area is new to us so it has been quite the adventure!
Glad I saw Denali as I was there in 2010 and it was covered in cloud! A long way to go from Perth in WA to see nothing!!
Awesome scenery and views...wow! And that meal looked so delicious, bet it tasted even better in all that fresh air! Great video! Thanks for sharing your life in Alaska!
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Interesting way to build a fire up to cook on! We like the way you stacked the wood pieces so you could make a platform to cook on. Thanks for sharing your journey!
Hi when my wife and I went camping and got married that's how we did it 45 years ago then we remembered to bring fry pans
Oh, my goodness, Eric! Did you hear the collective gasp as you poured the broth onto the ground? Lol, sorry but, I had to say it. ❤ love your shows
My step-father was Native (he passed away) and Eric is right, Bannock is Canadian. It's such a simple bread, but us 4 kids thought it was a real treat--so much so, that we would stand around the stove and watch Mom while it cooked, and rush to the table as soon as it came off the stove waiting for our share! lol I just found you guys and have to confess I've been binge watching your videos. Just love ya's and your videos! Kudos from New Brunswick, Canada! :)
Tammy Marie thanks for watching the channel, Bannock bread is a staple to us now ☺
Pretty Catahoula - We love ours!
Paige Nunn he is a wonderful dog! ☺
Bandit is such an adventuresome soul, love your dogs.
what an awesome life you two have...
I love these videos of you cooking up your own produce! I love your dogs! What a wonderful life you are creating for yourselves and your animals
I also enjoy learning all about your quicks breads and the music and scenery of your videos. Thank you 🙏
Blessings ❤
A tin foldable (easy to carry 3 sides covered) tin fire shield would be nice.. its the little things you can do for yourself that make it more.. open air cooking.
Yes bannock is awesome. Especially cooked outside
the aerial and Ariel videography, way to go. I would love to see a whole video with scenery and a sound track. Very cool. Thanks
Enjoying all your videos, from the oldest to newest, have a ways to go.. lovingly your adventure!!
the way you made the dough is similar to how the navajos make their dough for frybread, of course, minus the cinnamon and sugar. I like mine with powdered sugar.
It is always interesting to watch others cook outdoors for you learn so much and your food looked fantastic. Even when I lived up there to see Mt. McKinley and Mt. Foraker together like that was somewhat rare but when you could, what a superb sight. Even flying between Anchorage and Fairbanks it was rare to see the mountains in their glory. I had left Alaska when they changed Mt. McKinley to Mt. Denali and what a shock! Have a great day!
I got hooked on your channel after watching one video 😃. Great channel. 👍👍👍👍 up as always 😃. Thank you so much for the videos. Have an awesome day! Victoria from PA.
Next time you have "corned beef (ham) hash, add some diced beets for Red Flannel Hash....bet you love it!!
Guys you just advertised this car so well.. you should get paid👍🏻 nice video as always 💪🏻
Nice job picking your way up through the rocks. The dog in the back seemed to have very good suspension too. The stew looks delicious, does anything taste better than homegrown food cooked in the out doors over a fire? Putting the vest on the dog got a laugh out of me, he is going to have to grow a better pelt next year!
Thanks for sharing.
Quite the adventure!!! This is your life?? Wow!!! The scenery is out of this world... Can’t beat cookin in Cast Iron... Thoroughly enjoy your channel.. A super nice couple who enjoys the outdoors.. Just started following you but can’t get enough of your channel👍 Alaska is a perfect fit😎
Thank y’all for bringing me along. Food was excellent. 😋
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Great to see Hatcher Pass from this point of view.
Thats quite a good vehicle. can go everywhere you want
You make such a nice living! I couldn’t agree more; the journey IS life itself! This trip was great! Loved the simple cooking and the bread I could almost smell here in this flat country that named the Dutch Oven. And to this day I cook my meals on cast iron because of its heat preserving quality. Thnx for this one. Enjoying your series this far!
That Hatcher Pass is a great day trip, we were up there summer of 17 with some friends from Willow. You guys live in a beautiful place,
We’re from Minnesota but we’ll be back up there this summer! Can’t wait
Dave Jarl, we love Hatcher Pass! Thank you for watching and commenting :) Maybe we will see you this summer!
It’s so beautiful there!!
Wow nice view.
After seeing Denali in the distance, the "mountain" you are standing on needs another name. Foothill maybe, I don't know but its a big difference between Denali, and that thang y'all are standing on. My Lord it is beautiful up there!
Yummy recipe love campfire cooking!..
I was on the edge of my seat as you were driving up the mountain. You can tell I'm from the Midwest. 😂
that bread name sounded familiar to me so I looked it up.and the word itself is Gaelic,but it originates from Scotland.
Beautiful area! Love that you can see Denali. Food looks great. Got to try that bread. I love bread. Take care.
I got very very hungry watching this video! Well Done Guys!!!
Love the music ❤️
Something i found out here is to make your fire lay 1.5 to 2 times bigger than you would in the lower 48! Ask me how I know, hahahaha!
oh, man. I was thinking of paring that meal with some Denali Cabernet Sauvignon!!
Origin of bannock bread was from Scotland Gaelic.
Classic Routes thank you ☺
Wow, you sure know how to have fun
Try putting some sliced or cubes sweet potatoes in with your potatoes and ham. It is delicious!
Very cool! Gorgeous view!
Can't ask for a better view at the kitchen table 😊
Beautiful view.
Precioso lugar....cuidado con los osos 👍
Great looking fire and meal!
Sehr schönes Video 👍 danke. Interessant und sehr spannend 😀😍🤩 Bravo
A bannock is Scottish and dates from the 1700’s and was adopted by the Métis indigenous peoples of Canada.
Amazing videos! Love the way you take care of your dogs! Love your lifestyle. I do not like cold weather too much but it seems to work for you and I am happy to watch your videos. Sad that I can not eat gluten however felt like going and making some of that bread. I will make the potatoes, for sure!
I have started many a fire myself with old copies of the Register-Guard.
bannok is scotish and it coes from the galelick in cape breton ns, cannada
I could watch your videos all day.
A little dirt never hurt anyone, 😂 actually, it strengthens your immune system! I'm living proof.
Hello
I am a new Subscriber and I am Enjoying your videos!, Very well done and So Amazingly Beautiful in Alaska!
I am so Intrigued, I am Hoping to plan a Trip to Visit Soon with My Son to see if it could be a good fit to move there from Pennsylvania, Love the Mountains!..🌲😀
We would not be off grid if we relocate there but So Inspired with Seeing everything in your Videos!
Thank you So Much for Sharing and looking Forward to possibly New Adventures, Journeys and Hopefully Blessings of New Beginnings!
God Bless You Both!..
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We call that bread Bannock, too. So easy.
Enjoyed the drone footage.
19:00 wow that panorama
New subscriber to your channel and I must say how interesting your channel is guys , hugs from England xx
You guys should get lots of money from the Polaris company!!
That looked delicious. I've never raised purple potatoes. lol
Awesome videos