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Campfire Trout

You can use a grill instead of a campfire for this simplest of all recipes (and you can substitute other species as well), but there's something about eating a freshly caught trout that you've cooked on an open fire that just can't be duplicated:
  • Butter or margarine
  • Salt and pepper

Clean the trout, salt and pepper the cavity, and place a few pats of butter inside. Wrap tightly in foil and drop right into the hot coals of a campfire that has burned for at least an hour. Turn occasionally with a stick, and remove when sizzling steadily. For a side dish, you can throw a few potatoes (plain or wrapped in foil) onto the coals about a half hour before the fish. 


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