Meals for in the fishouse

[Sorgy]

Guy's,

I saw this in another post. What are some easy meals for in the fishouse. Wanderer mentioned Vacume sealing meals. let's hear some simple recipies that can be made in a pot of boiling water besides just Polish sausage or hot dogs.

I do love the Polish sausage though I cooked up some jumbalia with cajun sausage then sealed it up in the bags for a Boy Scout weekend last weekend. I loved the clean up.

Thanks for the help

Steve

[metro fisherman]

Hot dogs are my favorites. If you have one of those little foot tall camping grills burgers chicken fish or even steak really hit the spot. I also heat up a can of soup or beans over my heater as well.

[vexilareye]

Pizzas are always good in the fish house and fresh popcorn is also a delicious snack.

[GRH]

omlette's, crack eggs into a ziploc bag along with what ever else you would like in your omlette. squish it all together to mix. Then just drop the bag into a pot with boiling water. And cook until no longer runny.

[Big Buck Buster]

That sounds like something a person could even do in a portable on the cooker. I deffinently going to try that next. I can taste them already.

[Lotwfisher]

I have some friends that eat MRE's. Kinda neat little meal. I have some coming to try out. Get assorted kinds and they have their own heating system. No need for a cooker or even a hut for days when you are just fishing outside.

[B-man715]

Last year I started a bringing a tote with food just for day trips. (For the back of the truck or in the portable.) I have a small one burner coleman stove, pan, spatula, and plastic-ware.

It is stocked with ramen noodles in the cup, oatmeal packs, swiss-miss packets, easy mac, and bottles of water. It stays in the truck or shack all the time. When I need water I just cut the bottles apart and melt the ice. This set-up can hold a guy over for a full day on the ice. No more leaving the lake for the nearest gas station. And if I plan ahead, my favorite thing is sloppy joes in the portable Just had some today!

[mrfish1991]

MRE= Meals Refuse to Exit

But the eggs in a bag is a great trick, we do it a lot on our scout campouts

[catflisher]

A can of Bush's bold and spicy beans and a bag of little smokies...eat with toothpicks of stab them with fish fins...

[Wanderer]

MRE= Meals Refuse to Exit

Or, Meals Rejected by the Enemy.

Sorgy,

Just about anything you eat at home can be vacuum packed and reheated in a pot of boiling water. It's sweet.

I used to give my buddy a hard time for doing it mostly because because I envied his planning. Now that I've tried it myself, heating up a can of soup to have with a frozen roast beef sandwich just isn't as appetizing.

I vacuum pack because those bags will hold everything together such as ham, egg and cheese on a bagel or english muffin and not melt in the pot. A ziploc can't do the same.

I can throw my meals in my portable for the weekend and not have to worry about the food spoiling or freezing since I'll boil it later. Just pack in individual portions and choose what you want.

Sometimes you need to boil longer than you think though to get all the cold spots out.

I'll be trying the omelette idea too.

[Sandmannd]

Awesome, never really thought of vacuum sealing different meals and boiling them.

[fish-a-man]

we made some scrambled eggs and bacon at home, then when we got out to the lake warmed it up on the heater/cooker. nice breakfast meal. also later on that day we made Velveeta shells and cheese. just boil water cook noodles add cheese and your good to go. i like the omelet in a bag idea.

[eyebjim]

My new fish house has a stove/oven in it and boy I like it. I make pizza a lot. Last week I baked some king crab legs...MMMMM.

[crothmeier]

make chili or soup and freeze it. bring it out and warm it up and enjoy, easy, minimal mess, and good home-cooked meal

[fishersofmen]

Planters trail mix....chocolate and nut combo.

[crappiekid]

was at menards this weekend and SHORELUNCH makes a bad of several different kinds of soup that you just add 2 cups of water to and boil. $2.50 Chilli, chicken wild rice, chicken noodle, Brocoli-cheese, creamy cheddar, etc.. And tasty! Hope it sticks around as a GOOD IDEA!!!!!!!! Other wise i have also done the omlet in a bag thing and works good. I also bought an outdoor grill at menards for 16.99. I hook into a 20# (same hose as MR Buddy) for gas supply. I grill out on most weekends. Sky is the limit on how far you want to go...

[Drewski]

Pizza if you got an oven.

[Iambjm]

I will give a big thumbs up to the Shore Lunch soup!!!! It is great, chicken noodle or wild rice with diced cooked chicken added yummo. We took ground venison, cooked it up, added to the chili mix along with an extra can of diced tomatos, three extra cans of kidney beans, and a can of corn, turned out great and made a very big batch.

[Sandmannd]

Shore Lunch soup? I'm gonna have to get some of that.

[sLaBsEEkEr763]

Guy's,

I saw this in another post. What are some easy meals for in the fishouse. Wanderer mentioned Vacume sealing meals. let's hear some simple recipies that can be made in a pot of boiling water besides just Polish sausage or hot dogs.

I do love the Polish sausage though I cooked up some jumbalia with cajun sausage then sealed it up in the bags for a Boy Scout weekend last weekend. I loved the clean up.

Thanks for the help

Steve

yea hey thanks im pretty sure i was the one asking about quick and easy meals on ice, and wow u guys really got some great ideas thanks allot everyone

[youngie22]

if you have a mr heater/ cooker; pot and pan/skillet (you may want silverware, not plastic ware, many others have been used in place of)...you can eat like a king. #1 lunch/ dinner in portable is cambells or progresso POP TOP lid soup. pop the lid, set cooker on low stir occasionally eat at your desired temp. (leather glove helps) breakfast... oatmeal and brown sugar. and if you really want a meal to make everyone happy... grab some canned vegies, what ever meat you may have handy, (sausage, steak, what ever; seasonall/salt and pepper great to have) then some instant potatoes or my favorite stove top stuffing. Have also had stove top just as a meal it self w/ some shredded chicken, pheasant or grouse. But you always need to fry some fish w/ shore lunch potatoes and some baked beans. I think its almost time for lunch here.

[Dances with Walleye]

I keep a charcoal grill and a camp stove up at my fish house... So it's no different than any other time I go camping.

When it comes to just say cooking on the heater. (I have a wood stove.)

... During the fall, I cook soups and stews on Sunday for football... Then I freeze the left overs, and bring one each weekend up to the fish house.

Also, I'll bring a cheap can of ravioli up, and just set it on the stove, stirring occasionally.

But more often than not... It's chicken wings or steak off the grill for "Supper."

[Tyler23]

chicken fried steak is my favorite!! easy to make on the stove. just bread it and put it in a plastic bag before you leave. simple and tasty

[Walterwontfalter]

I also have done the omelette in a bag meal. You can bring a box of bags and put onions, green peppers, mushrooms, ham, shredded cheese or whatever in a few of them and reserve an empty one for each person and let them make their own omelette putting whatever or as much ingredients as they want. I also break the eggs at home into a clean plastic peanut butter jar. Then you can pour out one egg at a time or shake them all up and divide evenly.

If you are using a small grill get a stuffed pork chop or small steak from the store, two squares of aluminum foil, a slice of onion, slice of lemon, salt and pepper and wrap up in the doubled aluminum foil. Place on the grill until done. A chicken breast can even be cooked in it's own "pouch" of foil with carrots and potatoes.

My all time fav? canned venison warmed in a pot on the stove, finger food!

[LightningBG]

was at menards this weekend and SHORELUNCH makes a bad of several different kinds of soup that you just add 2 cups of water to and boil. $2.50 Chilli, chicken wild rice, chicken noodle, Brocoli-cheese, creamy cheddar, etc.. And tasty! Hope it sticks around as a GOOD IDEA!!!!!!!! Other wise i have also done the omlet in a bag thing and works good. I also bought an outdoor grill at menards for 16.99. I hook into a 20# (same hose as MR Buddy) for gas supply. I grill out on most weekends. Sky is the limit on how far you want to go...

I've had the Shorelunch Wild Rice soup. Surprisingly good. Cost $2.50, but took "8 cups" of water. Made a good amount of food.