Outdoor cooking in winter

Canada, 1968

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The preparation of a “kitchen area” in a winter wilderness camp is described in detail. Subsistence diets are not an automatic part of roughing it outdoors and here ways are shown of using nature’s natural resources to aid in personal comfort. The preparation of fish and birds for the open fire is shown and the proper method of cooking over an open fire - slowly and turning the meat regularly.

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Credits

director

Norman Keziere

producer

James McCormick

production company

Moreland-Latchford Productions

Duration

00:10:18:00

Production places
Canada
Production dates
1968

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