Thanks so much for watching and for your support. Please leave me a comment in the section below, thanks again! Bannock Recipe: 3 cups all purpose flour 1 Tsp Salt 2 Tbsp Baking Powder 2 Tbsp Dry Butter Buds add 1 and 1/4 cup of water when ready. Makes about 6 large biscuits or 3 the size of the one in this video.

I love to see men still pray before eating and give thanks. We need more men like you in this crazy world.

Once again, Sir, I like how you take time to thank the Lord for what you have before you.

biscuits, powdered sausage gravy mix... cup o' joe... outdoors sounds and smells... and no cell phone service? gotta be a taste o' heaven! I love the cheapie hacks!

Love how u gave our lord thanks for the food

Yes sir I am enjoying these hack videos...no expensive gear, simple tools, all to make our camping trips that much more enjoyable! Thank you!!

Used to make cowboy biscuits on a flat rock in the coals. Had lots of slate sheets laying around. Never thought of boxing them in. Great idea!

Thanks for your content! Appreciate the family friendly viewing and the pauses before you eat! As a matter of fact I’m going to pause right now on your behalf before I hit send! 😌 O-H-…

That cook set is pretty cool with all the tricks you can do with one. I'm going to have to order one and play with it. Another little trick I've done with my various little hobo pots is find some small flat and round river rocks about the size of a half dollar and about a 1/4 to a 1/2 inch thick in the middle. I look for smooth, hard and dense ones that don't have any weird color mixes or mineralization in them. That minimizes their chance of exploding when heated and they are unlikely to leach toxic metal oxides into my food. I line the bottom of my pot with them, put some foil on top of the rocks with a light coat of corn oil on the foil and whatever I plan to bake on top of that. Set it on the coals, put some coals on the lid and it's good to go. Also if you want to heat up a microwave dinner in the field like those no refrigeration needed Hormel Compleats dinners that you can find cheap at any Dollar General or Family Dollar store on the road I just put enough water in the pot to cover the rocks to keep the plastic food container from melting, crack the seal on the food container so it doesn't blow up, put the food container on the rocks, put the lid on with no coals on top and set it on some coals, a grill, hobo stove or camp stove and steam for about 15 to 20 minutes. I keep some of those Hormels behind the seat in my truck just to have some emergency rations on the road or to give out to panhandlers at traffic lights and such if they'll take them. They are a pretty good poor man's MRE for less than 2 bucks each.

My husband always liked making bannock, and rolling it into a snake shape..then wrapping it around a stick, and cooking over the fire. I like the oven idea, as it cooks more thoroughly!

An oven is a luxury for a Hobo!

Great idea. Finding a way to put some coals on the top would make the bread brown all over just like the bottom , Maybe bolting a couple of wings to the top sides would make you able to do that.

love that you say grace! keep the faith!!

Great video 👍 James good ONE 👍

Brilliant idea. The stand was always my 🙋‍♀️ question…keep from rolling

You are always coming up with some super cool little hacks that looks like it works good. Yet another tool for the toolbox. Thanks for the video James. Keep your powder dry. May God bless

Nice hack for the Stanley 2-bowl cookset. Thanks for the video and for sharing.

That looks delicious! What a great oven to take with you!

I am a new subscriber and sheer amazement that comes from your videos is all I can say..You could sell E-books on Amazon books and make millions!

A non lined coffee can will make a nice oven too. Vent the top to release steam and a rack in the bottom or canning ring👍even a can in a can with a canning ring in the bottom.

I can tell after one video this channel is definitely right up my alley! God bless you sir cant wait to dive into more of your videos!

Excellent idea. I have been working on finding a wire rack to do the same cooking. Only in my 2 cup cook set. This Napkin holder is just what I was missing for the 2 bowl set. And some stones inside for thermal mass. Thanks James.

I've cooked Bannock many times in the pan, turns out about the same, just flat and crispy. But definitely just as delicious!

Thanks for the easy to follow instructions.

That's an awesome hack! Thank you for making these videos, and for sharing that recipe

Simply brilliant as usual. What next? The Stanley Bush Microwave Oven? 😹👍🇨🇦

Awesome video! Great tip for when power goes out

Great idea for multi-use.

Now I want bread. Thanks brother. (LOL) Good presentation.

Wonderful hack. Bread looks delicious. Will try.

I agree those Cracker Barrel bottles are great. Honey, syrup, dish soap, salt & pepper, "Boy Scout" fluid, etcetera-etcetera.

I found this very useful Mr. Binder very very useful thank you for sharing this , God bless

Such a beautiful thing to see a man humble himself to YAH by bowing his head and taking of his hat. Well done brother.

I am the most non cooking man. I am impressed. Keep up the great Videos.

Thank you 👍. ✝️

That loaf reminded me of the ones at Outback. It would be good with just butter or honey. I really like you hacks

Very nice. Thanks for the hack . Have a great day

This is a fun series showing us how to make due in the field

Great hack James. Thanks and take care.

An awesome hack James.

Fabulous hack well done.

Nice one james. Thank you for sharing! Stay safe. ATB. Nigel

What a great hack for the Stanley cook set! I've got the small one in my car bag, but I'm gonna see if I can find one for my camp set. I've never seen it before this! Thanks!

My kinda man😊 Where you been all my life..😉 Southern Ohio..I'm in Middle TN.

V Great idea Jim. Guess it would work with Stanley solo just cut to fit

I'll be on the lookout for one of those napkin holders. Just went to Amazon for a quick look but didn't see any like the one you used. Thanks for sharing.

Very nice. Thank you. God bless you.

Another great hack thank you again for sharing

Looks delicious! I'm on it !!🍞

Thank you for another great video!

I like your hacks there awesome

🇺🇸🙋‍♀️🐴🍃 Great hack, easy peasy!

Thanks James

Спасибо за полезное видео и отличный совет 👍👍

Awesome video and thank you for making it 👍

Interesting hack. Have to try it! Thanks!!

Amen! Looks great 🤤💜

A very nice pratical hack.

Cool trick, I like it. Keep up the good work and God bless 🙏

I like to mix the bannock mix with beer and a couple big pinches of caraway or celery seed.

Another great hack ,keep up the awesome work. Prayers up

Thank you

Nice hack. I'm curious, would that be good with sausage gravy? As always thank you for your hard work producing these videos. See you on the next one.

Great hack,Thank you!!!

Incredible how you come up with these practical hacks. Another one for my use with my cooking set. Thanks for sharing.

Good idea.

Very good hack, you always come up with very good hacks. Take care and God bless you my friend.

Well now, this is interesting, and a very neat idea to use a perforated stainless steel serviette holder as an oven tray! I haven't seen that particular Stanley pot, having been horrified at just how heavy their stuff is. I'd previously thought that Zebra cook pots were heavy, but Stanley outdid them, and I prefer lightweight stuff. Neat oven, and I'll have another look at their pots after seeing your excellent video, subscribed.

My wife makes Bannock I like this idea for the lightweight pot conversion with a napkin rack. I'll try that. I use an small iron pot with a Ikea utinsil cup upside down in the pot making a small dutch oven. I use the Ikea cup as a stick stove at night when I don't want a big fire so it is handy. If you had a bigger stainless pot, one might be able to fit the whole napkin holder in there and get two racks for two loaves.

Nice video.

Good looking hack…ty

nice hack my friend

Cool hack

Just subscribed 🙏 going have lots to catch up on. 🙂

Awesome

The thing I love about these are how much money savings you can have by modifying these affordable cook kits instead of one those expensive bushcraft branded ones.

I've done that with a small Grill. Just the wire Grill that would fit inside my cooking pot. And when I was younger we used chicken wire or chicken coop wire. The square designs were better than the round. But they would roll up really small and you could use them as a grill. All you needed was a pair of pliers to cut a piece and you were good to go. I didn't have money when I was a kid so I had to make my own crap. Any kind of camping Grill my dad bought was only used when he went with me which was not very often. Because he had to work all the time. He was big on buying toys but they were his toys not mine. I was lucky enough to get stuff at garage sales if it was cheap enough but if it really caught his eye of course they were his. Just another little idea there for you although I would avoid galvanized wire.

I am a fan of your videos , I am getting older and having trouble getting around. So how about some backyard projects for us old Wood rats who can't get to the woods anymore .

Some gravy would really go good on one piece of that biscuit

Looks pretty good. Do you ever make biscuits or cornbread in this oven?

Simply amazing. How to you come up with these ideas. Do you have a r&d department

usable but i'm not a big field baker these days the trips out ain't that long anymore (due to loss of territory bought be amish and medinites!!) i so i tend to favor the dutch oven style baking (pan on a spacer!) for the stanley!

I also seem to horde all of the little syrup bottles from Cracker Barrel. Full or empty, I always grab them. 😅

Another good idea! That looks like my kind of breakfast. Do you think it would get hot enough to bake a cupcake in one of the metal mugs?

What can you use to make a banik mix Every time I look on the internet I get a bunch of nothing very thing but what I'm looking for and keep the hacks coming I like them and they are interesting God Bless my friend

I've seen others do something similar to this. I'm glad to see how to do this with the 2 bowl cook set. Is your "bannock" (spelling) pretty much biscuit dough? I do alot of cooking but baking bread is something I'm lacking knowledge about

great video, and nice by making a Stanley oven. when are you going to be making a cole stand for it using a brass wire hanger? shouldn't be to hard to model one around the oven, or a mini-trivet for a rounded rack in it.

Nice idea, thanks for sharing! By the way, you should NEVER cut a piece of bannock with a knife, always break it with your hands... it is bad luck otherwise. 🙂

if pan and rope hanging i knew. this one just idea of creativity. i like this video, at least it is funny, but for some situations this info can be useful. and you can make video like you make satellite antenna from it or weapon or something else. it is just interesting 1000 ways use your trekking pot.

Just wondering if you could cut a wire rack to fit in the pan?

Sorry if I missed it but did you use just a flour and water mix or did you use yeast? Thanks for your help and time

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I hope that isnt poison oak you were against in your concluding statements. Great way to improvise with a cooking setup.

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I tried that it does work but you can only make very small bread loaf

Could you do the same thing with the Stanley two cup cook set

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Could you use charcoal for the fire

Great idea James , thanks for sharing , God bless brother !

How did you get it to rise so much? Edit: Nevermind I´m dumb sometimes. Good little hack as well.