Shots from Episode I of Cooking in the Great Outdoors

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Waterborn

For those that may have missed my Twitter post with photos from the shoot for the first episode of Cooking in the Great Outdoors, here is a quick look at what we did. Note that this episode is focusing on using a grill and portable stoves to cook outside where there is easy car access. Subsequent eipisodes will focus on "ultra-light" backpacking stoves and pretty much the gambit between the two extremes.


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Loaded up and ready to head out


 


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The main set


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Jackson served as the "Assistant Director"


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Pulling the ribs out of marinade and putting them on the grill


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Putting the Rub on the ribs


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Close-up of the ribs after rub & glaze.


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Rolling on the smoke.


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The Set: Cooking ribs with Stand Up Paddleboarders in the background.


 


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JPNor setting up the mic with our Key Grip.


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Shooting the "Green-eyed Susan" segment.


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Cooking on the Coleman


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Green-eyed Susans - Coddled eggs cooked in halved avocados with leaks and spices.


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Heading out to do some fishing


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My friend Mike from SUP the Coast with some fresh Tautog


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AMAZING Sunsets

Comments (7)

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pp2·
Dude, that hat is full of win. The set looks great, I can't wait to see the show. I wish you nothing but the best with this, I hope it takes off.
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ekattan·
Food looks good.
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JPNor·
I think we need ProvingUnique or your other friend to photoshop my awful gut out of that picture.
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Claude505·
Tell me more about these green-eyed susans. They look awesome.
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Inka·
You're awesome man, good luck!
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Waterborn·
Claude, we will be pre-releasing a segment on the Green-eyed Susans, so stay tuned.\r
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Rau·
Looking good man, keep it up.