EISPIRATEN

I've been testing the new MSR MicroRocket stove just to see what it will and will not do. I wanted to see if it could do things beyond the basics, so...


The above omelet was prepared on an MSR MicroRocket this morning. I've got a full report on my blog: The New MSR MicroRocket -- Cooking Report. Have a look if you like.

HJ

Hey Jim, can I help your reviews by eating whatever you cook?

HJ, if I bring you some cooking ingredients for you to practice your culinary skills, can I go in front of the tasting line? There seems to be a high demand of hungry participants willing to taste your culinary creations!!! Keep on coooooooking!!! 666-the hungry Beast

Sure, guys, no problem. I think I'm preparing haggis next.

HJ

Taco wrote: ↑Hey Jim, can I help your reviews by eating whatever you cook?

We have a prejudiced tasting reviewer here! Get off the tasting line! According to the culinary judging experts of all time-le French, you should not eat everything in sight, you need to restrain your pig-out hunger and develop a refined snobby-picky-eaty- don't like everything- style.

Hikin_Jim wrote: ↑Sure, guys, no problem. I think I'm preparing haggis next.

HJ

HJ, you said you were kicking it up a notch! baaaam!!!
we want you to prepare the San Gabes roadkill haggis! we will be able to collect a variety of road kill specimens for ya, but I am going in the end of the tasting line for this one. The survivalists will get in front of the line to try this one out!!! Enjoy....

Actually, the above is a very clever photo shop. That's actually one of my socks after a week on the trail.

It was a thinly veiled attempt to get more people to hike with me. Seems to be working.

HJ