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Old-Fashioned Campfire Coffee

Ever wonder why coffee always taste so good when it was made over a campfire?

The secret is whole eggs.  This includes the shells which gives coffee that rich flavor.  It makes getting up in the morning in the outdoors a pleasure.  With the pure, fresh water of the mountain stream, coffee reaches its height.

Ingredients

1 - cup ground coffee

2 - eggs

1-1/2 - cups cold water

12 - cups freshly boiled water

1/4 - teaspoon salt

Directions
  • Wash eggs, break shells, and beat slightly.

  • Put 1-cup cold water and eggs in large coffeepot and mix.

  • Add salt and coffee grounds.

  • Pour boiling water into pot onto coffee grounds and stir.

  • Cover pot and stuff the spout.

  • Put over fire or on store, over direct heat.

  • When the coffee comes to a boil, let simmer 3-minutes.

  • Pour in 1/2-cup cold water to settle grounds.  Let stand 1-minute, and serve.

 

 
 
 
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