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This weekend we went camping in the woods... And cooked a soufflé, from scratch, on the Cobb!

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yellowdinosauragain · 15/06/2014 15:13

So pootlingalong and I set ourselves the ultimate Cobbing challenge this weekend. To cook a soufflé, from scratch, on the Cobb.

Smug is indeed the word!

It wouldn't have won masterchef but:

  1. It rose. It might have sunk again when we squished it trying to get it out of the tin but IT ROSE!

  2. It actually tasted nice! It's worth pointing out that between pootling and myself we have the sum experience of cooking 1 soufflé between us in a regular oven. But we've eaten quite a few and it wasn't half bad!

Would I bother to do it again? Probably not.

So why on earth did we bother I hear you cry. Well, we wanted to prove that it was indeed possible to cook anything on the Cobb that you can cook in a regular oven. To that end I think we smashed it.

Also, because we could :o

This weekend we went camping in the woods... And cooked a soufflé, from scratch, on the Cobb!
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Pootlingalong · 15/06/2014 16:53

Ha! My hand is still aching from beating those egg whites into submission soft peaks with a nifty retractable whisk.

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CharmQuark · 16/06/2014 11:36

Show off Grin

yellowdinosauragain · 16/06/2014 12:50

Guilty as charged charmquark :o

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CharmQuark · 16/06/2014 12:59

Bet you can't do Baked Alaska.

Or meringues.

yellowdinosauragain · 16/06/2014 14:07

We've done meringues! Made a Pavlova on it. Naked alaska, now there's a challenge!

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yellowdinosauragain · 16/06/2014 14:08

Or baked alaska anyway. Naked alaska would probably be a puddle of melted icecream...

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CharmQuark · 16/06/2014 14:29

OK, now I can no longer pretend to be anything other than impressed. Very totally mightily impressed!

CharmQuark · 16/06/2014 14:32

Where were you camping?

yellowdinosauragain · 16/06/2014 18:04

Here charmquark. Fab organised wild camping site in the woods. You could be in the middle of nowhere.

www.brockwellwood.co.uk/

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yellowdinosauragain · 16/06/2014 18:10

And it looks like this...

This weekend we went camping in the woods... And cooked a soufflé, from scratch, on the Cobb!
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KatyMac · 16/06/2014 18:18

Way back in the 70's my parents took me (& my brother) camping - my mum had 2 gas rings & a BBQ

She served spag bol, chicken breast, moules, full cooked breakfast - all sorts of nice food

My dad came back from the bar/pub one night in fits of laughter - we had (apparently) caused massive dissent with the other couples who were staying in caravans as they had "hundreds of pounds worth of 'kit' & then serving beans on toast" whereas our family camping were eating 5*

yellowdinosauragain · 16/06/2014 18:26

I love your mum katymac. A woman after my own heart! I think I cook better camping than at home! Although I can't pretend not to have hundreds of pounds of kit...

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Pootlingalong · 16/06/2014 18:43

Right who's going to take on the naked baked Alaska challenge? Has anyone tried keeping ice cream frozen in an iceytek yet?

hillbilly · 16/06/2014 19:55

Well done Yellow! Looking forward to seeing the results of the baked alaska challenge Smile

CharmQuark · 16/06/2014 21:22

Looks gorgeous, YelloeDino!

yellowdinosauragain · 17/06/2014 07:01

We can do that pootling....

Only problem is timing

Ice cream in your freezer bag thingy,in the iceytek. No problem! There was still ice in mine 24 hours after arriving at the campsite!

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