Planet Lovegrove David Lovegrove David, Bethany and Jonathan Lovegrove 2009-01-05T23:13:31Z YACS These Cinnamon Chipotle Apple-Compote Quesadillas are better than yours. http://www.planetlovegrove.com/yacs/articles/view.php?id=26&action=these-cinnamon-chipotle-apple-compote-quesadillas-are-better-than-yours David 2008-10-14T1:11:16Z 2008-10-14T1:11:16Z Cookbook David David Lovegrove text/html en Copyright 2007 David Lovegrove These No-Bake Cookies Are Better Than ... okay, they're pretty good. http://www.planetlovegrove.com/yacs/articles/view.php?id=25&action=these-no-bake-cookies-are-better-than-----okay-they-re-pretty-good David
Ingredients:

* 2 cups sugar

* 1/2 cup milk

* 1/2 cup Hershey's Special Dark cocoa* or other dutch-processed cocoa

* pinch salt

* 1/2 cup butter

* 1 vanilla bean**

* 1 cup creamy peanut butter

* 3 cups Quaker quick-cooking oatmeal

Preparation: In large saucepan, combine sugar, milk, cocoa, salt, and butter and mix well. Slit bean and scrape out seeds and pulp; add both pod and guts to the mixture. Bring to a boil and cover saucepan for 30 seconds to allow steam to wash ... more» ]]> 2008-10-14T0:52:44Z 2008-10-14T0:52:44Z Cookbook David David Lovegrove text/html en Copyright 2007 David Lovegrove Packing list: airline travel http://www.planetlovegrove.com/yacs/articles/view.php?id=24&action=packing-list-airline-travel David
2-4 shirts/blouses/tops

2 pairs trousers/skirts (shorts?)

swimsuit

dark (cardigan) sweater

rainwear (umbrella?)

3+ pairs socks

3+ pairs undergarments

Pull-ups

underwear

necktie, scarf, hairband, bandanna

sun hat / knitted cap, hat clip

1 pair dressy shoes (laces?)

1 pair walking shoes/boots (laces?)

flip-flops or sandals

belt



travel pack or shoulder bag (& luggage cart?)

daypack (fanny pack? purse?)

lightweight duffel/laundry bag

luggage lock(s) (cable?)



universal (flat) sink stopper

detergent, spot remover

wipes

sunscreen, lip balm

necessary medications



pen(s), small notebook

Palm

maps, guidebooks, phrase books, Post-it® notes, restaurant lists ... more» ]]> 2008-07-28T2:29:43Z 2008-07-28T2:29:43Z Travel David David Lovegrove text/html en Copyright 2007 David Lovegrove Camping: food http://www.planetlovegrove.com/yacs/articles/view.php?id=23&action=camping-food David
  • shake-n-pour pancake mix
  • eggs
  • french toast
  • baggie omelets
  • sausages
  • egg-in-potato (bake potatoes in foil; open, slit a cross, push guts up; spoon out a hole; add egg; re-wrap in foil, cook a few more minutes.)
  • cinnamon-sugar biscuits
  • cold cereal
    • Lunch/dinner:
    • Spectacular ham and sweet potatoes (1c chopped ham, 1c chopped yam, 1c chopped apple, 1/4c brown sugar, crushed pineapple to taste; wrap in foil, cook over coals 30 min turning occasionally.
    • hot dogs (chili dogs)
    • ham steaks
    • quesadillas
    • chili
    • Frito Pie-in-the-Bag (individual serving Frito bags, slit open down the side. Add chili & cheese, eat out of bag)
    • Lloyd's BBQ baby-back ribs
    • Corn on the cob
    • Ham and sweet potatoes (1c chopped ham, 1c chopped yam, 1c chopped apple; wrap in foil, cook over coals 30 min turning occasionally. Fancy? Add crushed pineapple and brown sugar)
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  • reservation papers
  • travel guides and maps
    • Shelter and Sleeping
    • Ground cloth
    • Tent(s)
    • Air mattresses or, heaven forbid, sleeping pads, for everyone
    • Portable chairs and stools
    • Sleeping bag (rated to 20 to 50F will suffice)
    • Pillows
    • Hammock
    If electrical is available
    • Heater
    • Power strip
    • Extension cords
    • Lights
    The Camp Kitchen
    • Stove
    • Stove fuel
    • Firewood, kindling
    • Matches/lighter, starter
    • Cooking pots and pans
    • Fire grates, if not provided
    • Extra water (to keep at your site)
    • Utensil set (including spoons, knives, forks, plus cooking utensils, such as serving spoons, knives, spatulas)
    • Can opener
    • Mess kits for everyone (plates, cups, bowls)
    • Cooler and ice
    • Dish detergent
    • Dish towels
    • Sponge/scraper
    • Plastic basin (for washing dishes)
    • Paper towels
    • Tablecloth
    • Trash bags
    • Foil
    • Ziploc bags
    • Hot pads
    • Citronella candle
    Food Items
    • Snacks
    • Fruit
    • Peanut butter and bread (very quick and handy if your kids like it)
    • Butter/cooking oil
    • Condiments (salt, pepper, multi-spice, and mustard/catsup when applicable)
    • Beverages (juice boxes, milk)
    • Coffee, tea, or hot chocolate
    • Milk, sugar (if needed)
    • Desserts
    • Makings for s'mores (marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolate)
    ... more» ]]>     2008-10-13T11:33:51Z 2008-10-13T11:33:51Z Travel David David Lovegrove text/html en Copyright 2007 David Lovegrove     SCUM http://www.planetlovegrove.com/yacs/articles/view.php?id=21&action=scum David SCUM
    • The Game of Medieval Social Order •
    These directions are written such that each step can be followed in a sample test Round. The only exception is the trade at the beginning of each Round, which will be explained at the end. The sample Round should be played with all cards exposed so that everyone can see the decision being made.

    Equipment:• 2 decks of Rook cards: 8 cards each of numbers 1 through 14, plus 3 Rooks (use any alternate card, such as an advertising card, for the third Rook). In this game color is ... more» ]]>     2008-06-02T19:47:56Z 2008-06-02T19:47:56Z Games David David Lovegrove text/html en Copyright 2007 David Lovegrove     It http://www.planetlovegrove.com/yacs/articles/view.php?id=20&action=it David
  • Everybody chooses a small hand signal to represent themselves, like thumbs up, touching one finger to their nose, or rubbing their chin - any small movement that the group can say "belongs" to that person.
  • Everybody sits in a circle with one person being designated "it". One person (who left the room when "it" was chosen) comes and stands in the center of the circle and has to figure out who is "it".
  • While the person in the middle isn't looking, "it" will secretly catch someone else's eye and do that person's signal. That person has to secretly do their signal back, and when this happens, that person is now "it". So as the game is played, the person who is "it" is constantly changing as people transfer being "it" to others. If the person in the middle suspects someone, he/she just asks, "are you it?" and if yes, then that person becomes the person in the middle, a new "it" is secretly chosen and a new round begins.
    • ... more» ]]>     2008-06-02T13:59:19Z 2008-06-02T13:59:19Z Games David David Lovegrove text/html en Copyright 2007 David Lovegrove     These Chocolate Chip Cookies Are Better Than Yours. http://www.planetlovegrove.com/yacs/articles/view.php?id=13&action=these-chocolate-chip-cookies-are-better-than-yours David 2008-01-29T20:27:57Z 2008-01-29T20:27:57Z Cookbook David David Lovegrove text/html en Copyright 2007 David Lovegrove Greenville train station http://www.planetlovegrove.com/yacs/articles/view.php?id=11&action=greenville-train-station David Full album on Facebook. 

     

     

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