Yummm !!

Okay, I couldn't resist....

A perfectly aged piece of venison backstrap cooked over an open fire and basted with a melted blend of soy sauce, butter and brown sugar. A side of instant mashed potatoes is a must to soak up the "gravy" and it must be finished off with a pan of no bake cheescake......unbelievable!
For those who know, the backstrap must be eaten med. rare.

A close second (for those of us who don't have access to walleye on a regular basis) is a traditional shore lunch. You know, fresh walleye dusted with Shore Lunch and quickly fried in peanut oil with a side of fried potatoes and onions (extra crispy of course). Note: This meal must be accompanied by ice cold beer that's just been pulled up from 40' of water after setting there while the fish were being cleaned and potatoes being cooked. We simply take a few rocks out of our mesh anchor bag, add 50 feet of parachute cord and tie it to a life jacket. A few paddle strokes from shore while watching the fish finder and bingo..............a Q fridge in 40 feet. You can also keep vacuum sealed foods (cheese, butter, bacon, sausage, etc.) for several days in the hot summer months. Also works great for chilling beverages in nalgene bottles.

My favorite breakfast is a toss up. It's either breakfast burritos with egg, bacon, cheese and grilled onion with a touch of hot sauce or, Barstad pancakes with dried cranberries and real maple syrup with a side of thick cut crispy bacon.

We really enjoy our meals in the Q!!!

Plastic bottles are fine and more brands available every year.  Pack 'em out!

Almost all red meat should be no more than med-rare.  From duck breast to flank steak.  Noble cuts that is.  Ground chuck is your choice, but if you want your burger well done why do you hate meat so much?   

I'd like a piece of that backstrap.  The crust from that basting must be devine.

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I'm an old school guy, when you say bottle, I think glass.
I've never had beer out of a plastic bottle , or even a clear glass one so I'll take your word that you can get decent beer in them.
Main reason I brought it up is that I didn't want any Newbie to think glass bottles or cans were okay to bring in.
By all means, if your willing to lug it in and pack it out, go for it.

[quote author=old_salt link=1299828116/30#38 date=1303444331He probably means freeze dried beer powder, just mix w/ water...
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But it must be carbonated water that you bring with in plastic bottles!!!