Rendezvous hash

[ohio ramrod]

Since the majority of the rendezvous I attend are week end events and we tend to pack up Sunday afternoon. I find it helpful to cook up a large breakfast / lunch so that the brazier will be cool for packing by noon. Recipe : last of your bacon, last of any other meat, last of you eggs,last of your cheese, and last of your potatoes. Fry the bacon and meat add potatoes when the potatoes are cooked , add the eggs and last the cheese when the eggs are cooked. Stir as needed to mix well.

 

[appalichian hunter]

Crumble a biscuit in It, if you have one. We do petty much the same thing the last morning of camp have had some really good breakfast's, brunch meals.

 

[Magungo1066]

Sounds good to me

 

[10acres]

My sons Boy Scout Troop would make a version of this, but they called it Shipwreck. They would cook 4 pounds of sausage then add 2 bags of hashbrowns and cook until almost done. Then they would add 2 dozen eggs and cook until done and add shredded cheese after dished onto a plate because some kids didn't like the cheese. I cut the recipe in half and use potatoes O'brien instead of hashbrowns when I go camping.

 

[10acres]

Country gravy over the top is excellent also.

 

[Kansas Jake]

You guys are killing me.

 

[appalichian hunter]

Don't forget the biscuits.

 

[ArtyGunner]

I come from a culture that doesn't eat a lot of biscuits. I am familiar with baking powder biscuits, scones and bannock. What type of biscuits would you eat with the hash?

 

[10acres]

Buttermilk biscuits.

 

[appalichian hunter]

Them big old south cats head biscuits

 

[appalichian hunter]

ArtyGunner, sorry for your loss, there's nothing like a big biscuit warm with real butter and maybe a splash of honey.

 

[Eterry]

My best memories are of mom chicken frying thin rounds of deer back strap, cathead biscuits from scratch, a huge pan of white gravy, hot coffee, fried eggs, peanut butter and brer rabbit syrup.

What I'd give for one more batch of her biscuits. She took the recipe with her.

 

[Timber Wolf]

My sons Boy Scout Troop would make a version of this, but they called it Shipwreck. They would cook 4 pounds of sausage then add 2 bags of hashbrowns and cook until almost done. Then they would add 2 dozen eggs and cook until done and add shredded cheese after dished onto a plate because some kids didn't like the cheese. I cut the recipe in half and use potatoes O'brien instead of hashbrowns when I go camping.

Dang, how big was their skillet? And, who does not like cheese?

 

[10acres]

Dang, how big was their skillet? And, who does not like cheese?

They used a huge Dutch oven to make it in. Some kids can be a pain.