Outdoor Cooking Show Debuts in August
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Campfire Cafe with chef Johnny Nix is a one-hour cooking show featuring recipes prepared over an open fire. EMG Productions announces the premiere of a new, weekly television show in the equestrian programming block on RFD-TV Network. The format of the show will include preparing and cooking a variety of recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert. Johnny Nix has been an avid campfire cook for over 20 years and has appeared on other RFD-TV programs, including Ride With The Stars? and Downunder Horsemanship TV. Cooking outdoors over a campfire requires more knowledge and expertise than cooking on a backyard barbecue grill. Chef Johnny Nix will prepare dishes of surprising complexity – from "No Bull Prime Rib" to "Bodacious Baked Pears" – that are not typical campground fare. A blacksmith by trade, Alabama native Johnny Nix prepares his recipes using his own, unique hand-forged Cowboy Cookware, specifically designed for cooking with heavy cast iron Dutch ovens, pots, pans, grills and griddles. The Campfire Cafe chef will be camping with horses during filming, so the show will also feature brief segments related to issues faced when camping and traveling with horses. This unique aspect of the show will offer viewers the opportunity to learn more about horses, as well as products and equipment designed to make horse ownership and travel more convenient and safe. The initial 13-week series will be filmed at the Sam A. Baker State Park in Patterson, Missouri. This state park features a new equestrian campground with special amenities designed to make camping with horses safe and enjoyable. The show will include a look at campsites and trailrides in the beautiful Missouri Ozark Mountains. RFD-TV is a non-profit, PBS format network broadcast on DISH Network? channel 9409, and DirecTV? channel 379, to a viewing audience of over 17 million households nationwide. RFD-TV is the first 24-hour, direct broadcast television network dedicated to serving the needs and interests of rural America. We would like to invite you to tune in at 9pm (C.S.T.) or throughout the week as it repeats 5 times each week. Visit our website to view a preview movie!! http://www.campfirecafe.com/
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I can’t wait to try out some of these recipes in the cockpit of my Whaler. The foam core is fireproof right? BillS – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Campfire Cafe with chef Johnny Nix is a one-hour cooking show > featuring recipes prepared over an open fire. EMG Productions > announces the premiere of a new, weekly television show in the > equestrian programming block on RFD-TV Network. The format of the show > will include preparing and cooking a variety of recipes for breakfast, > lunch, dinner and dessert. Johnny Nix has been an avid campfire cook > for over 20 years and has appeared on other RFD-TV programs, including > Ride With The Stars? and Downunder Horsemanship TV. > Cooking outdoors over a campfire requires more knowledge and expertise > than cooking on a backyard barbecue grill. Chef Johnny Nix will > prepare dishes of surprising complexity – from "No Bull Prime Rib" to > "Bodacious Baked Pears" – that are not typical campground fare. A > blacksmith by trade, Alabama native Johnny Nix prepares his recipes > using his own, unique hand-forged Cowboy Cookware, specifically > designed for cooking with heavy cast iron Dutch ovens, pots, pans, > grills and griddles. > The Campfire Cafe chef will be camping with horses during filming, so > the show will also feature brief segments related to issues faced when > camping and traveling with horses. This unique aspect of the show > will offer viewers the opportunity to learn more about horses, as well > as products and equipment designed to make horse ownership and travel > more convenient and safe. > The initial 13-week series will be filmed at the Sam A. Baker State > Park in Patterson, Missouri. This state park features a new > equestrian campground with special amenities designed to make camping > with horses safe and enjoyable. The show will include a look at > campsites and trailrides in the beautiful Missouri Ozark Mountains. > RFD-TV is a non-profit, PBS format network broadcast on DISH Network? > channel 9409, and DirecTV? channel 379, to a viewing audience of over > 17 million households nationwide. RFD-TV is the first 24-hour, direct > broadcast television network dedicated to serving the needs and > interests of rural America. > We would like to invite you to tune in at 9pm (C.S.T.) or throughout > the week as it repeats 5 times each week. > Visit our website to view a preview movie!! > http://www.campfirecafe.com/
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Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? I’m Confused. Dan W.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Campfire Cafe with chef Johnny Nix is a one-hour cooking show > featuring recipes prepared over an open fire. EMG Productions > announces the premiere of a new, weekly television show in the > equestrian programming block on RFD-TV Network. The format of the show > will include preparing and cooking a variety of recipes for breakfast, > lunch, dinner and dessert. Johnny Nix has been an avid campfire cook > for over 20 years and has appeared on other RFD-TV programs, including > Ride With The Stars? and Downunder Horsemanship TV. > Cooking outdoors over a campfire requires more knowledge and expertise > than cooking on a backyard barbecue grill. Chef Johnny Nix will > prepare dishes of surprising complexity – from "No Bull Prime Rib" to > "Bodacious Baked Pears" – that are not typical campground fare. A > blacksmith by trade, Alabama native Johnny Nix prepares his recipes > using his own, unique hand-forged Cowboy Cookware, specifically > designed for cooking with heavy cast iron Dutch ovens, pots, pans, > grills and griddles. > The Campfire Cafe chef will be camping with horses during filming, so > the show will also feature brief segments related to issues faced when > camping and traveling with horses. This unique aspect of the show > will offer viewers the opportunity to learn more about horses, as well > as products and equipment designed to make horse ownership and travel > more convenient and safe. > The initial 13-week series will be filmed at the Sam A. Baker State > Park in Patterson, Missouri. This state park features a new > equestrian campground with special amenities designed to make camping > with horses safe and enjoyable. The show will include a look at > campsites and trailrides in the beautiful Missouri Ozark Mountains. > RFD-TV is a non-profit, PBS format network broadcast on DISH Network? > channel 9409, and DirecTV? channel 379, to a viewing audience of over > 17 million households nationwide. RFD-TV is the first 24-hour, direct > broadcast television network dedicated to serving the needs and > interests of rural America. > We would like to invite you to tune in at 9pm (C.S.T.) or throughout > the week as it repeats 5 times each week. > Visit our website to view a preview movie!! > http://www.campfirecafe.com/
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Cooking show? Who cares? This is a bass fishing NG AC
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > I’m Confused. > Dan W. > Campfire Cafe with chef Johnny Nix is a one-hour cooking show > featuring recipes prepared over an open fire. EMG Productions > announces the premiere of a new, weekly television show in the > equestrian programming block on RFD-TV Network. The format of the show > will include preparing and cooking a variety of recipes for breakfast, > lunch, dinner and dessert. Johnny Nix has been an avid campfire cook > for over 20 years and has appeared on other RFD-TV programs, including > Ride With The Stars? and Downunder Horsemanship TV. > Cooking outdoors over a campfire requires more knowledge and expertise > than cooking on a backyard barbecue grill. Chef Johnny Nix will > prepare dishes of surprising complexity – from "No Bull Prime Rib" to > "Bodacious Baked Pears" – that are not typical campground fare. A > blacksmith by trade, Alabama native Johnny Nix prepares his recipes > using his own, unique hand-forged Cowboy Cookware, specifically > designed for cooking with heavy cast iron Dutch ovens, pots, pans, > grills and griddles. > The Campfire Cafe chef will be camping with horses during filming, so > the show will also feature brief segments related to issues faced when > camping and traveling with horses. This unique aspect of the show > will offer viewers the opportunity to learn more about horses, as well > as products and equipment designed to make horse ownership and travel > more convenient and safe. > The initial 13-week series will be filmed at the Sam A. Baker State > Park in Patterson, Missouri. This state park features a new > equestrian campground with special amenities designed to make camping > with horses safe and enjoyable. The show will include a look at > campsites and trailrides in the beautiful Missouri Ozark Mountains. > RFD-TV is a non-profit, PBS format network broadcast on DISH Network? > channel 9409, and DirecTV? channel 379, to a viewing audience of over > 17 million households nationwide. RFD-TV is the first 24-hour, direct > broadcast television network dedicated to serving the needs and > interests of rural America. > We would like to invite you to tune in at 9pm (C.S.T.) or throughout > the week as it repeats 5 times each week. > Visit our website to view a preview movie!! > http://www.campfirecafe.com/
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>Why would I want to watch people cooking horses?
No, no. They’re cooking *on* horses. –Blair "Dressage-sautee’ will be a demonstration sport at the 2008 Summer Olympics."
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>Cooking show? >Who cares? This is a bass fishing NG
Yayuh. (spit!). Take it to alt.cooking.apron.girly.yayuh. –Blair "Who’d cook a fuckin’ bass?"
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Who knew a horse would let you build a fire on it??? The things you learn at ROFB! Dan – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > No, no. > They’re cooking *on* horses. > –Blair > "Dressage-sautee’ will be a demonstration > sport at the 2008 Summer Olympics."
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That’s the trick Dan… You need to have the powers of "Horse Whispering" before they’ll let you build those fires. This brings a whole new twist to the show. I’m surprised that you haven’t read about this yet in the papers! I though everyone read the National Enquirer!!!
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Who knew a horse would let you build a fire on it??? > The things you learn at ROFB! > Dan > >Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > No, no. > They’re cooking *on* horses. > –Blair > "Dressage-sautee’ will be a demonstration > sport at the 2008 Summer Olympics."
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Read?????
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> That’s the trick Dan… You need to have the powers of "Horse Whispering" > before they’ll let you build those fires. This brings a whole new twist to > the show. I’m surprised that you haven’t read about this yet in the papers! > I though everyone read the National Enquirer!!! > Who knew a horse would let you build a fire on it??? > The things you learn at ROFB! > Dan > > >Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > > No, no. > > They’re cooking *on* horses. > > –Blair > > "Dressage-sautee’ will be a demonstration > > sport at the 2008 Summer Olympics."
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What’s this to do with bass dishing? – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > No, no. > They’re cooking *on* horses. > –Blair > "Dressage-sautee’ will be a demonstration > sport at the 2008 Summer Olympics."
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> What’s this to do with bass dishing?
You dish your bass without cooking them? > >Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > No, no. > They’re cooking *on* horses.
– Jim Esler
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How’s about going to a horse cooking news group & blabbing away there instead of here! A C
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> What’s this to do with bass dishing? > You dish your bass without cooking them? > > >Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > > No, no. > > They’re cooking *on* horses. > — > Jim Esler
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>How’s about going to a horse cooking news group & blabbing away there >instead of here!
This is why nobody likes some people, who end up turning to Bass Fishing. –Blair "WTB: Used Gibson 4-String."
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Campfire Cafe with chef Johnny Nix is a one-hour cooking show featuring recipes prepared over an open fire. EMG Productions announces the premiere of a new, weekly television show in the equestrian programming block on RFD-TV Network. The format of the show will include preparing and cooking a variety of recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert. Johnny Nix has been an avid campfire cook for over 20 years and has appeared on other RFD-TV programs, including Ride With The Stars? and Downunder Horsemanship TV. Cooking outdoors over a campfire requires more knowledge and expertise than cooking on a backyard barbecue grill. Chef Johnny Nix will prepare dishes of surprising complexity – from "No Bull Prime Rib" to "Bodacious Baked Pears" – that are not typical campground fare. A blacksmith by trade, Alabama native Johnny Nix prepares his recipes using his own, unique hand-forged Cowboy Cookware, specifically designed for cooking with heavy cast iron Dutch ovens, pots, pans, grills and griddles. The Campfire Cafe chef will be camping with horses during filming, so the show will also feature brief segments related to issues faced when camping and traveling with horses. This unique aspect of the show will offer viewers the opportunity to learn more about horses, as well as products and equipment designed to make horse ownership and travel more convenient and safe. The initial 13-week series will be filmed at the Sam A. Baker State Park in Patterson, Missouri. This state park features a new equestrian campground with special amenities designed to make camping with horses safe and enjoyable. The show will include a look at campsites and trailrides in the beautiful Missouri Ozark Mountains. RFD-TV is a non-profit, PBS format network broadcast on DISH Network? channel 9409, and DirecTV? channel 379, to a viewing audience of over 17 million households nationwide. RFD-TV is the first 24-hour, direct broadcast television network dedicated to serving the needs and interests of rural America. We would like to invite you to tune in at 9pm (C.S.T.) or throughout the week as it repeats 5 times each week. Visit our website to view a preview movie!! http://www.campfirecafe.com/
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I can’t wait to try out some of these recipes in the cockpit of my Whaler. The foam core is fireproof right? BillS – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – > Campfire Cafe with chef Johnny Nix is a one-hour cooking show > featuring recipes prepared over an open fire. EMG Productions > announces the premiere of a new, weekly television show in the > equestrian programming block on RFD-TV Network. The format of the show > will include preparing and cooking a variety of recipes for breakfast, > lunch, dinner and dessert. Johnny Nix has been an avid campfire cook > for over 20 years and has appeared on other RFD-TV programs, including > Ride With The Stars? and Downunder Horsemanship TV. > Cooking outdoors over a campfire requires more knowledge and expertise > than cooking on a backyard barbecue grill. Chef Johnny Nix will > prepare dishes of surprising complexity – from "No Bull Prime Rib" to > "Bodacious Baked Pears" – that are not typical campground fare. A > blacksmith by trade, Alabama native Johnny Nix prepares his recipes > using his own, unique hand-forged Cowboy Cookware, specifically > designed for cooking with heavy cast iron Dutch ovens, pots, pans, > grills and griddles. > The Campfire Cafe chef will be camping with horses during filming, so > the show will also feature brief segments related to issues faced when > camping and traveling with horses. This unique aspect of the show > will offer viewers the opportunity to learn more about horses, as well > as products and equipment designed to make horse ownership and travel > more convenient and safe. > The initial 13-week series will be filmed at the Sam A. Baker State > Park in Patterson, Missouri. This state park features a new > equestrian campground with special amenities designed to make camping > with horses safe and enjoyable. The show will include a look at > campsites and trailrides in the beautiful Missouri Ozark Mountains. > RFD-TV is a non-profit, PBS format network broadcast on DISH Network? > channel 9409, and DirecTV? channel 379, to a viewing audience of over > 17 million households nationwide. RFD-TV is the first 24-hour, direct > broadcast television network dedicated to serving the needs and > interests of rural America. > We would like to invite you to tune in at 9pm (C.S.T.) or throughout > the week as it repeats 5 times each week. > Visit our website to view a preview movie!! > http://www.campfirecafe.com/
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Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? I’m Confused. Dan W.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Campfire Cafe with chef Johnny Nix is a one-hour cooking show > featuring recipes prepared over an open fire. EMG Productions > announces the premiere of a new, weekly television show in the > equestrian programming block on RFD-TV Network. The format of the show > will include preparing and cooking a variety of recipes for breakfast, > lunch, dinner and dessert. Johnny Nix has been an avid campfire cook > for over 20 years and has appeared on other RFD-TV programs, including > Ride With The Stars? and Downunder Horsemanship TV. > Cooking outdoors over a campfire requires more knowledge and expertise > than cooking on a backyard barbecue grill. Chef Johnny Nix will > prepare dishes of surprising complexity – from "No Bull Prime Rib" to > "Bodacious Baked Pears" – that are not typical campground fare. A > blacksmith by trade, Alabama native Johnny Nix prepares his recipes > using his own, unique hand-forged Cowboy Cookware, specifically > designed for cooking with heavy cast iron Dutch ovens, pots, pans, > grills and griddles. > The Campfire Cafe chef will be camping with horses during filming, so > the show will also feature brief segments related to issues faced when > camping and traveling with horses. This unique aspect of the show > will offer viewers the opportunity to learn more about horses, as well > as products and equipment designed to make horse ownership and travel > more convenient and safe. > The initial 13-week series will be filmed at the Sam A. Baker State > Park in Patterson, Missouri. This state park features a new > equestrian campground with special amenities designed to make camping > with horses safe and enjoyable. The show will include a look at > campsites and trailrides in the beautiful Missouri Ozark Mountains. > RFD-TV is a non-profit, PBS format network broadcast on DISH Network? > channel 9409, and DirecTV? channel 379, to a viewing audience of over > 17 million households nationwide. RFD-TV is the first 24-hour, direct > broadcast television network dedicated to serving the needs and > interests of rural America. > We would like to invite you to tune in at 9pm (C.S.T.) or throughout > the week as it repeats 5 times each week. > Visit our website to view a preview movie!! > http://www.campfirecafe.com/
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>How’s about going to a horse cooking news group & blabbing away there >instead of here!
This is why nobody likes some people, who end up turning to Bass Fishing. –Blair "WTB: Used Gibson 4-String."
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How’s about going to a horse cooking news group & blabbing away there instead of here! A C
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> What’s this to do with bass dishing? > You dish your bass without cooking them? > > >Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > > No, no. > > They’re cooking *on* horses. > — > Jim Esler
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What’s this to do with bass dishing? – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > No, no. > They’re cooking *on* horses. > –Blair > "Dressage-sautee’ will be a demonstration > sport at the 2008 Summer Olympics."
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> What’s this to do with bass dishing?
You dish your bass without cooking them? > >Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > No, no. > They’re cooking *on* horses.
– Jim Esler
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Who knew a horse would let you build a fire on it??? The things you learn at ROFB! Dan – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > No, no. > They’re cooking *on* horses. > –Blair > "Dressage-sautee’ will be a demonstration > sport at the 2008 Summer Olympics."
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> Cooking show? > Who cares? This is a bass fishing NG
not crossposted. Trying to visualize discussion on a fishing ng….
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>Why would I want to watch people cooking horses?
No, no. They’re cooking *on* horses. –Blair "Dressage-sautee’ will be a demonstration sport at the 2008 Summer Olympics."
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>Cooking show? >Who cares? This is a bass fishing NG
Yayuh. (spit!). Take it to alt.cooking.apron.girly.yayuh. –Blair "Who’d cook a fuckin’ bass?"
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Cooking show? Who cares? This is a bass fishing NG AC
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Why would I want to watch people cooking horses? > I’m Confused. > Dan W. > Campfire Cafe with chef Johnny Nix is a one-hour cooking show > featuring recipes prepared over an open fire. EMG Productions > announces the premiere of a new, weekly television show in the > equestrian programming block on RFD-TV Network. The format of the show > will include preparing and cooking a variety of recipes for breakfast, > lunch, dinner and dessert. Johnny Nix has been an avid campfire cook > for over 20 years and has appeared on other RFD-TV programs, including > Ride With The Stars? and Downunder Horsemanship TV. > Cooking outdoors over a campfire requires more knowledge and expertise > than cooking on a backyard barbecue grill. Chef Johnny Nix will > prepare dishes of surprising complexity – from "No Bull Prime Rib" to > "Bodacious Baked Pears" – that are not typical campground fare. A > blacksmith by trade, Alabama native Johnny Nix prepares his recipes > using his own, unique hand-forged Cowboy Cookware, specifically > designed for cooking with heavy cast iron Dutch ovens, pots, pans, > grills and griddles. > The Campfire Cafe chef will be camping with horses during filming, so > the show will also feature brief segments related to issues faced when > camping and traveling with horses. This unique aspect of the show > will offer viewers the opportunity to learn more about horses, as well > as products and equipment designed to make horse ownership and travel > more convenient and safe. > The initial 13-week series will be filmed at the Sam A. Baker State > Park in Patterson, Missouri. This state park features a new > equestrian campground with special amenities designed to make camping > with horses safe and enjoyable. The show will include a look at > campsites and trailrides in the beautiful Missouri Ozark Mountains. > RFD-TV is a non-profit, PBS format network broadcast on DISH Network? > channel 9409, and DirecTV? channel 379, to a viewing audience of over > 17 million households nationwide. RFD-TV is the first 24-hour, direct > broadcast television network dedicated to serving the needs and > interests of rural America. > We would like to invite you to tune in at 9pm (C.S.T.) or throughout > the week as it repeats 5 times each week. > Visit our website to view a preview movie!! > http://www.campfirecafe.com/
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