any fireplace cooks here?

[Grapesoda]

looking at those embers in the fireplace makes me really want to wrap a seasoned brisket in foil and drop the darn thing in the fireplace....

[newB]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

looking at those embers in the fireplace makes me really want to wrap a seasoned brisket in foil and drop the darn thing in the fireplace....

Don't be a pussy. Skip the foil and cook it directly on the coals.



Dirty Steak Recipe | Epicurious.com

Yes, in the video the guy uses foil, but he's rather effeminate. The Epicurious recipe skips the foil, the way Dwight Eisenhower did it.

[aka123]

I have made mostly just sausage with fireplace, but campfire is another thing. But I guess the answer is, yes.

You can make great fish with fireplace if you just have the kind of cooking device that traps the fish and you can easily hold the fish over the fire.

Like this.

[brassmonkey]

you can do it outside called an open fire

[NatalieK]

Originally Posted by newB

Don't be a pussy. Skip the foil and cook it directly on the coals.



Dirty Steak Recipe | Epicurious.com

Yes, in the video the guy uses foil, but he's rather effeminate. The Epicurious recipe skips the foil, the way Dwight Eisenhower did it.

I totally love steak & we love this open way of cooking, thanks

[tiptop]

Just get a Dutch Oven and cook in the fireplace

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by tiptop

Just get a Dutch Oven and cook in the fireplace

cast iron dutch oven on the way... going to wrap some seasoned pork loins in foil and try tomorrow of or the next day

[Tam]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

cast iron dutch oven on the way... going to wrap some seasoned pork loins in foil and try tomorrow of or the next day

Put some orange slices and lemon juice and a little soy sauce on it and cover it and cook it on that fire - it'll be so damn tender -

Poke a stick into a marshmallow and catch it on fire

hot dogs on a stick... lol

A few years ago we had an ice storm and we had no power for several days and all we had was the wood stove - if we ate it, it was cooked on the fire - including my coffee. lol

[HollywoodRevenue]

i cooked on our fireplace last year..cleaned out ash..let a few hardwood logs burn down to coals..then placed 2 logs on the sides of coals and placed a cast iron grill grate on top....grilled a few kabobs that came out awesome

and this..

drank wine right out of the bottle while cooking and lounging in front of fire with my girl

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[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by HollywoodRevenue

i cooked on our fireplace last year..cleaned out ash..let a few hardwood logs burn down to coals..then placed 2 logs on the sides of coals and placed a cast iron grill grate on top....grilled a few kabobs that came out awesome

and this..

drank wine right out of the bottle while cooking and lounging in front of fire with my girl

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this morning I did what man has been doing for thousands and thousands of years .. sat by the fire with my dog

[Grapesoda]

Originally Posted by Tam

Put some orange slices and lemon juice and a little soy sauce on it and cover it and cook it on that fire - it'll be so damn tender -

Poke a stick into a marshmallow and catch it on fire

hot dogs on a stick... lol

A few years ago we had an ice storm and we had no power for several days and all we had was the wood stove - if we ate it, it was cooked on the fire - including my coffee. lol

I was thinking orangs slices, cherries, brown sugar, salt and peper and a dash of oj

[tiptop]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

I was thinking orangs slices, cherries, brown sugar, salt and peper and a dash of oj

Try this:

Slow cook stew meat for 3-4 hours, while it's cooking add; 2 bay leaves, 1/2 TS of cumin, 1/2 TS paprika, 1 TS kosher salt, 1/2 TS fresh ground black pepper and some fresh garlic. make sure that the pot is closed and you have water covering the meat.

After 3-4 hours add the same spices (cumin, pepper, paprika) taste for seasoning, add potatoes, carrots and other root vegetables or fresh mushrooms. cook until the veg' are soft. get some nice bread for the sauce and thank me later

[Tam]

Originally Posted by Grapesoda

I was thinking orangs slices, cherries, brown sugar, salt and peper and a dash of oj

That sounds so good - I am Diabetic, so the level of sugar would put me in a coma - but it sounds amazing -

[Matt 26z]

I've cooked in the fireplace, but it doesn't turn out like the grill since it's hard to control the heat.

I even stacked bricks on the sides and rested the grate from the grill on them. The meat wasn't getting hot enough, so I put a cast iron pan over it to trap the heat and that really helped. I was using the gas flame for that.

I haven't tried it with wood.