Fire cooking

Whether it's camping, living off-grid or just for fun, cooking over an open fire has become a dying skill. Not too long ago, however, it was the only source of heat or method of cooking

A celebration of the winter season and the hidden gift of delicious foods it brings along. We gathered in Oregon wine country with some of the best people!

Everyone loves a fire pit, but when you create one to can cook on, you create an entertaining space certain to be the life of any outdoor party!

Sizzle up some BUSH’S Original Baked Beans in this Breakfast Skillet Platter. Epic way to wake up in the morning!

Secret Suppers are more than just long table gatherings. They are celebrations of food, nature, and surroundings. A place where taste, texture, scent, sound and vision combine to create a one-of-a-kind shared experience.

Chefs around the country share why wood-fire cooking sparks their creativity.

· · · What Is Open Fire Cooking? If you’ve ever grilled a steak or roasted a marshmallow over a bonfire, you’ve experienced open fire cooking. Open fire cooking is pretty self-explanatory: it includes a variety of cooking methods that are used outdoors over an open fire, typically made using firewood or charcoal. Open-fire cooking has a history that dates back to the cowboy culture of the Wild West: specifically, the chuck wagon system used by cowboys driving cattle across the country. The…

These mini baked potatoes are perfect for guests huddled around the fire on Bonfire Night. Serve with soured cream and homemade salsa. Love a jacket potato? Get more filling ideas here.