Hobo Meals

[CaptainPlanet]

Yeah you guessed it Hobo meals..

Take tinfoil get some bbq sause and put it on the tin foil, place some meat or whatever you want on it i use Corn, peas, carrots , onions place that bad boy in the oven and take it out you got yourself a yummy meal.

[g_lee]

Originally Posted by CaptainPlanet

Yeah you guessed it Hobo meals..

Take tinfoil get some bbq sause and put it on the tin foil, place some meat or whatever you want on it i use Corn, peas, carrots , onions place that bad boy in the oven and take it out you got yourself a yummy meal.

I place it in the oven and take it out?.....wow that is one hell of a quick meal
i mean no heat to the oven and no time range for cooking....

[CaptainPlanet]

lmao well theres no really specific temps, because differnt stoves will cook it to fast i think i use like 420-450 uhh not really sure the timing man usually i pull it out pull open the tinfoil and check seeif the meat is cooked normaly when it is everything else is ready also

[B-natural]

lol, well it sounds decent, haveta get the time down

[LLLLern]

bbq sause is good but full of sugars

[NateW]

Travis needs to see this. he is a HOBO.

And LLLLERN is right about the bbq sauce I checked my favorite one... KC masterpiece Steakhouse and the first ingredient is high fructose corn syrup. Are there any healthier ones? Im guessing Newmans Own would probably not be too bad

[MASSIVE]

Originally Posted by g_lee

I place it in the oven and take it out?.....wow that is one hell of a quick meal
i mean no heat to the oven and no time range for cooking....

Originally Posted by NateW

Travis needs to see this. he is a HOBO.

And LLLLERN is right about the bbq sauce I checked my favorite one... KC masterpiece Steakhouse and the first ingredient is high fructose corn syrup. Are there any healthier ones? Im guessing Newmans Own would probably not be too bad

[emills7]

We used to make these when camping. Dig a 6-8" deep pit and fill with coals from a camp fire or charcoal.

Take ground venison, beef, or turkey, chopped carrots, onions, peppers, and potatos and place it all together in aluminum foil. Season with Cavender's Greek Seasoning - low sodium & Dale's or Moores low sodium then wrap it up. Tabasco Chipotle is also good on these. Next wrap that foil in a few sheets of newspaper to help collect the juices and then wrap that in another sheet of foil. Place in pit and cover with coals and allow to cook for about 35-45 min.

This goes well with whole roasted vidalia onions. Peel the first few layers, roll in olive oil, sprinkle Cavender's low sodium, wrap in foil, then place in the coals. Turn out so good you can eat them like an apple. You can also do this on a regular grill at home without any foil on them.