| Outdoor Clothing | Camping Equipment | Tents | Ski Jackets | Ski Goggles | Baselayers | HikingRECIPES FOR OUTDOOR COOKING WITH THE PEPSI CAN STOVE Below are area few recipes that we have tested out ourselves without being sick, no they are yummy. We will be adding more to our outdoor cooking section over the coming months. If you have any of your own that might work with the Pepsi Can Stove then please let us know. | Tortellini with dried tomatoes and mushrooms 9 oz package of Tortellini 2 oz dried mushrooms 2 oz. dried vegetables Tomato puree garlic pinenuts 2 oz pepperoni (chopped) Parsley, oregano, basil to taste Parmesan cheese 2 ½ cup water
Cooking Instructions Serves 2 Total weight 16 oz
At home: Mix Tortellini, mushrooms, tomatoes, garlic, pinenuts, herbs, pepperoni and tomato puree
To cook outdoor: Mix water and dried ingredients Let Stand for 5 minutes Fire up Anti-gravity stove using 2 oz. of fuel to full burn Place covered pot directly on stove and surrounded by windscreen.
Leave for about 7 minutes.
Tortellini will have come to a full boil and fire is out. Stir once again Cover, put in insulated cozy and let stand for 3-5 minutes Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese Eat
| Red beans and rice Ingredients: 7 oz Lipton's Red Beans and rice 7 oz Lipton's Red Beans and rice 1 oz Dried Black Beans 1 oz Dried onion 2 Tsp. Olive oil 2 ½ cup water
Cooking Instructions: At home: Mix first five ingredients
To cook outdoor: Mix water and dried ingredients Let Stand for 5 minutes Fire up Anti-gravity stove using 2 oz. of fuel to full burn Place covered pot directly on stove and surrounded by windscreen.
Leave for about 7 minutes.
Red beans and rice will have come to a full boil and fire is out. Stir once again, Place inside Antigravity insulated cozy and let stand for 10 minutes. Taste nice with Tabasco sauce if you can be bother to carry it.
This can be eaten with Beef Jerky or precooked chicken or you can throw some more dried veg in there.
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