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Food from the Fire

Firewood, campfire cooking and the shared hearth

Can I cook a thank-you feast for my neighbours?

Follow a meal from the invitation to the final thanks: choosing fuel, preparing firewood, managing cooking heat and recipes to share around the hearth.

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🃏 Includes a printable card set: every Wilding activity guide as an A6 card (four to an A4 sheet) to spread out, plan with or use for a lucky dip. See a sample

  • The ebook
  • 36 Wilding activity guides as printable PDFs
  • Templates and charts the Wilding activity guides need
  • A printable card set: every guide as an A6 card
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Safety first. Outdoor activities carry real risks. Each Wilding activity guide has safety notes, but you are responsible for yourself and anyone in your care. Supervise children, get permission, never eat anything you cannot identify with certainty, and only light fires where it is allowed and safe.

The Wilding activity guides in this collection

Fire lighting and fire lays

Which wood?Live wilderLaying & using a criss-cross fireLive wilder

Wood fuelled stoves

Using a rocket stoveLive wilder

Tools

Handling & using a pair of secateursLive wilderCross cutting with a bow sawLive wilderAssembling & cross cutting with a folding buck sawLive wilderGetting to know a small camp axeLive wilderHandling a small camp axeLive wilder

Techniques for cutting & carving with a sheath knife

Batoning with a sheath knifeLive wilder

Techniques for cutting & carving with a small camp axe

Splitting wood with a small camp axeLive wilder

Edible plants and tree parts

Making nettle crispsLive wilder

Practical uses of natural materials

Making a feather stick fire lighterLive wilder

Woodcraft

“Peeling a stick”Live wilder

Wooden tools

Making & using a small splitting wedgeLive wilder

Cooking & eating utensils

Making a whiskLive wilder

Cooking methods and equipment

Making a plank & cooking on itLive wilderMaking & using an adjustable pot hanging systemLive wilderMaking & using a tripodLive wilderMaking & cooking with a skewerLive wilderMaking & cooking with a cleft stick frameLive wilderMaking & using a campfire grillLive wilderCooking on & caring for a griddleLive wilderUsing a cast iron camp ovenLive wilderSeasoning cast iron pans & ovensLive wilder

Recipes and drinks

Making damper breadLive wilderMaking fire breadLive wilderCooking fishLive wilderMaking bannockLive wilderMaking Scotch pancakesLive wilderBaking breadLive wilderMaking pizzaLive wilderSteaming vegetablesLive wilderCooking applesLive wilder

Campfire recipes & drinks

Making a bean and vegetable stewLive wilderMaking campfire popcornLive wilderBaking chocolate-orange cakesLive wilder

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