Re: [Philmont]: (no subject)

Instructions on the turkey bag cooking method can be found on our
website at www.oconeetroop149.org just click on our Philmont
2004 link at the bottom of the page and then scroll down to you get
to the link for the turkey bag cooking method.

sidenote:

This method basically uses the double boiler cooking concept. By
placing the bag in the pot the hot water & steam cooks the food.
Eliminates food from being burned or scotched to the bottom of the
pot. I am in the food service business and this method of cooking
in bags is now a common process. Many operations now use a
process of cook & chill where they prepare large batches of food ,
package it in plastic bags, freeze it, then ship to restaurants where
they basically bring the product up to the right temperature either
using a steamer or putting the bags in kettles of boiling water.

I was recently in a food plant in Texas where they were packaging
several products for different national restaurant chains. This allows
these restaurant chains to have consistent products in all their
restaurants. I would imagine that the vast majority of the listserver
would be surprised how many of their favoriate restaurants use this
process. ( now you know how the real story of how that macaroni &
cheese taste and looks the same at every restaurant in the same
national chain )

Mike Floyd
Asst Scoutmaster/hiking-Philmont, Troop 149
Northeast Georgia Council
Lead Advisor-Philmont 98,00,02,04
G.A.T.C. Thru Hiker 98,00,02
OA Vigil- "Wachtschu Achpamsin" Mountain Hiker
http://www.oconeeTroop149.org/

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Received on Thu Mar 18 08:39:26 2004