Group Dining Plans for 19-21Jan

[LDowney]

Evening all,
Do you normally plan meals together on your trail rides? In the past, I have been with groups where we did it a couple of different ways. One way is to take turns. One person (or team) will cook & serve up their 'specialty' for all, then some one else will handle the next meal. An other way that I have seen it done is we all bring our specialties/favorites to a meal or two where we serve up everyone's creations like a buffet.

This odd for me to bring up because I am not a good cook and have no specialties to brag about, but I have always enjoyed this kind of team dining in Cruiser gatherings because it provides an additional opportunity to get to know one another.

Good idea or a bad one?

 

[Clutchee]

Good Idea.....the wife & I will bring lasagna for one night.

 

[DSLTOY]

Usuall the guys with the campers do most of the cooking. Here is what we have planned so far:
Friday night- I have a gas grill on my trailer, so you all bring something to grill and I will fix a side dish.
Saturday- morning -I'll do biscuits and gravy and coffee. Evening- I'll cook up a large pot of chile (Clutchee I need 3 pounds of vension burger, have not had time to hunt this year)
Sunday morning-Clutchee and I will do breakfast burrittos Evening Ashly's lassagna
Monday moring-what ever is left over.
If anyone has a special dish they want to add let us know.

 

[Clutchee]

(Clutchee I need 3 pounds of vension burger, have not had time to hunt this year)

Taken care of

 

[chattfj40]

Guess I'll do the Cheesecakes we talked about...probably a 9x13 if thats enough...If we have more people, I'll do a second one

 

[LDowney]

It looks like everything is already spoken for by accomplished chefs. Melissa and I have a cabin ~8 miles away on Stinking Creek Road. Are there any additional dining options that you left off due to grill cooking or other camping/camper considerations, but we could fill having a cabin?

 

[DSLTOY]

Melissa and I have a cabin ~8 miles away on Stinking Creek Road. Are there any additional dining options that you left off due to grill cooking or other camping/camper considerations, but we could fill having a cabin?

The Campgropund we are staying at is on Stinking Creek Rd., did you rent one of the cabins at the campground? I think we have all the cooking arrangements covered.

Thanks

 

[LDowney]

The Campgropund we are staying at is on Stinking Creek Rd., did you rent one of the cabins at the campground? I think we have all the cooking arrangements covered.

Thanks

No it is a few miles down the road. It is part of my research for May (if it is determined that venue relocation is required). I wanted to stay in one of the cabins to see if it is a cabin that would pass inspection for a stay of a week. The cabins 'onsite' were already given a thumbs down by Mike & Cindy based on the web pictures & description, so I expanded by search/research.

 

[Landcruizerdude]

Impressive. Everyone seems well organized. I'm typically used to a day long ride with only beef jerky, manifold burritos, and assorted shaken canned/bottled beverages in an Igloo cooler for sustenance. If we (Shawn TNFJ40 and myself) stay the night, we'll be contribute to the dinner.

 

[DBrown2]

Ahh missed something where is this Ride at?

 

[LDowney]

Ahh missed something where is this Ride at?

Royal Blue OHV, Pioneer TN
18-21 Jan

 

[Landcruizerdude]

Jan 18-21, 2008. Royal Blue Wildlife Management Area. 1 exit past the Caryville/Lafollete exit on I-75 North.

 

[sk8salomon]

I'll bring some cornbread muffins for the chili on sat. and some hashbrown casserole for sunday a.m. complements of the
will we eat lunch on the trail or return to the campsite?

 

[DSLTOY]

I'll bring some cornbread muffins for the chili on sat. and some hashbrown casserole for sunday a.m. complements of the
will we eat lunch on the trail or return to the campsite?

I usually pack a lunch, looking at the map of the area we probably will not make it back to camp midday.