Sunset The Great Outdoors Cookbook: Adventures in Cooking Under the Open Sky

2015 IACP Cookbook Award Winner

Organized around the places and ways we cook outdoors: the backyard grill, the picnic, the campsite, or the cabin, The Great Outdoors Cookbook draws on the long tradition of cooking and living in the great outdoors. Discover the tradition and evolution of outdoor cooking in the West with stories, quotes, and historical photos from the rich archives of Sunset magazine from camp cooking, dutch oven cooking, pit barbecuing, to today’s fresh, modern, healthy approach to cooking and eating outdoors. With 200+ fresh recipes and 150+ full-color photos, this book has everything readers need to experience the ultimate outdoor cooking adventure – from menu planning and packing tips, to easy step-by-step cooking techniques, from the best advice on supplies and cookers to strategies for eating well and cooking outdoors — that’s all here and so much more. All in celebration of the life lived outdoors.

Features include:

  • Over 175 recipes that cover the full range of outdoor cooking
  • More than 125 full-color gorgeous photos
  • Step-by-step instructions for outdoor cooking techniques, including grilling, smoking, Dutch oven and solar oven cooking
  • Expert advice on the latest outdoor cooking equipment: grills, smokers, camp stoves, fire pits, outdoor pizza ovens, and more
  • Menu planning and food packing suggestions
  • Nutritional data for every recipe

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2 thoughts on “Sunset The Great Outdoors Cookbook: Adventures in Cooking Under the Open Sky”

  1. Good recipes, not a true camping cookbook. I think Sunset tried to cram too much into this book and it turns out not having a clear direction. I thought it was going to be a “camping” cookbook, and while it has a number of such recipes (even a couple of backpacking ones), the main focus of the book is on the outdoors behind the house. Don’t get me wrong, the recipes are great, and I have already made a couple and planning to make more; however, most recipes have too many ingredients and too many perishables to make them…

  2. Beyond GORP and Pancake Mix I am always up for a day in the woods, but sometimes the logistics get in the way, particularly in regard to food. I thought it was all about GORP and pancake mix… In my beloved I learned how to build a fireplace and cook roast beef with a reflector fire but with this new cookbook from Sunset Magazine I was truly impressed with the variety of recipes, the quality of photos, and interesting history…

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