🏕️We build a unique hazel shelter for our three-day bushcraft trip.
🔥We cook mouth-watering chicken over an open fire using a homemade marinade.
🧀We melt raclette cheese and enjoy it with flatbread, carrots, and peppers.
👨🍳We showcase our cooking skills and share our recipes with you.
🌲We enjoy the beautiful woodland scenery and spend quality time in nature.
How long did it take to build the hazel shelter?
—We spent the majority of the day building the hazel shelter, interlocking hazel saplings to create a dome shape.
What was the marinade recipe for the chicken?
—The marinade consisted of oil, mixed herbs, paprika, and tandoori spice. We rubbed it onto the chicken before cooking.
What type of cheese did you melt?
—We used raclette cheese, a French cheese known for its strong flavor and melting properties.
How long did it take to cook the chicken?
—We cooked the chicken over the fire for around an hour and a half, adjusting the heat to ensure it cooked evenly.
Did you enjoy the bushcraft trip?
—Yes, we had a fantastic time building the shelter, cooking delicious food, and enjoying the outdoors. It was a memorable experience.
05:24We introduce our three-day bushcraft trip and explain the challenges we may face, such as strong winds and rain.
06:47We show the hazel shelter we built using interlocked saplings and discuss how it provides a rigid structure.
10:08We prepare a homemade marinade for the chicken and explain how it adds delicious flavor to the meat.
19:58We melt raclette cheese over the fire and enjoy it with flatbread, carrots, and peppers, creating a mouth-watering meal.
22:58We discuss the cooking process of the chicken and demonstrate how to carve and enjoy the perfectly cooked meat.
24:56We conclude our bushcraft trip, reflecting on the amazing food we cooked and the cozy atmosphere we created in the woods.
