Patrol Goals

Grow into a very cohesive unit - Mike
Gave a good time - Mike
Be known as a high spirited patrol - Dick

Suggestions

We should come in singing, clapping in rythmn, or some other sign of SPIRIT. - Dick
Create a patrol theme song - Mike

Food Suggestions

Stir fry, rice, egg rolls - Mark
Pasta, garlic bread - Mark
Dutch oven cake, canned frosting - Mark
Beef stew and rolls - Mark
French fries - Mark
Turkey roast with the trimmings - Dick
Pancakes - Jeanne
Round Roast Beef - Greg
Dutch Oven Apple Pies - Mike
Shish-Kabobs - Mike

Greg's Round Roast

It's very easy to do the roast beef. I've found that the shape of the roast is most important. A uniform sized round roast cooks more evenly I think.

All you need is the roast beef, kosher salt (the coarse granule type)and wax paper. Tear off a large sheet of wax paper and pour a generous amount of the salt on the paper. Roll the roast in the salt and cover all the meat with the salt. Pour some more salt on the top of the roast and place a second piece of wax paper on the top then twist the ends to seal in the salt with the roast.

Now place the wax paper wrapped roast into a nice bed of coals or wood coals. 15-20 minutes a pound is usually about right. I turn the roast every 15-20 minutes to try and get even cooking. After you take it out of the fire, scrape all the burnt salt off and rinse the roast in water.