Sentences with phrase «food over an open fire»

If you are studying the Vikings, a canoe session could be part of a planned invasion of the far shore followed by the establishment of a settlement and cooking some Viking food over an open fire.

Traditional Mayan methods of cooking foods over an open fire in clay pans will be used to create the exotic Mayan flavourings and 100 % of the ingredients will be sourced locally from organic farmers and also from the hotel's very own milpa style farm.

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From a backyard grill to an open campfire, nothing tastes better than food cooked over fire.

Singapore's dozens of hawker food stands feature the world's best satay over open fires.

Oven - Roasted Applesauce Scented with Rosemary & Vanilla - Inspired by the song «Christmas in the Trenches» — Shockingly Delicious Roasted Chestnuts Inspired by the movie «The Christmas Song» — Food Lust People Love A Popcorn Trio Inspired by the song «Let it Snow» — Hot Momma's Kitchen Chaos Chai Tea Abominable Snow Buddies Inspired by the movie «Rudolph» — Cupcakes & Kale Chips Raisin Bran Muffins for a Crowd Inspired by the movie «National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation» — In The Kitchen With Audrey and Maurene Icicle Candy and Reindeer Snacks Inspired by the movie «Snow» — Treats & Trinkets A Christmas Carol Plum Pudding Inspired by the movie «A Christmas Carol» — No One Likes Crumbley Cookies Yukon Mashed Potato Cakes Inspired by the movie «Rudolph» — Cookin» Mimi Christmas Pudding Inspired by the song «Over the River and Through the Woods» — A Kitchen Hoor Pumpkin Pudding Inspired by the movie «Nightmare Before Christmas» — Basic N Delicious Elf - Inspired Christmas «Grams» Inspired by the movie «Elf» — MarocMama Sugarplums Inspired by the movie «The Nutcracker» — Happy Baking Days Chai Spiced Roasted Nuts Inspired by the song «Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire» — Take A Bite Out of Boca

There is something about camp food, it is just better over an open fire.

It's total truth that food items cooked over the open fire during camping just taste better.

Rising awareness about black carbon Half of the world's population — roughly 3 billion people — cook their food and heat their homes by burning coal and biomass material like wood and animal dung, over open fires or rudimentary stoves, according to U.S. EPA.

The foods are very labor intensive and used to be cooked over an open fire hearth.