HorseSoldier
03-14-2013, 03:23 AM
This blogger (http://joyoffieldrations.blogspot.com/) appears to be a certified chef and some sort of reenactor who combines his interests in a blog dedicated to recreating historical military ration dishes like WW1 British Meat & Veg stew.
Some of his posts, however, deal with the cooking side of things, including some discussions of cooking meals in British (http://joyoffieldrations.blogspot.com/2012/10/mess-tin-cooking-british-army-ww-i-part.html) or German mess kits (http://joyoffieldrations.blogspot.com/2012/12/makeshift-cooking-german-army-ww2.html) as well as a couple posts on improvised British field ovens (http://joyoffieldrations.blogspot.com/2013/02/improvised-cookers-british-army-wwi-and.html) that look like something straight out of your better appointed military cantonment or out behind a modern farm house trying to make do with lots of manual laborers and no electric, natural gas, or other energy to run a modern kitchen.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-yu2_NTkgFLQ/USriIkgArQI/AAAAAAAACIg/OZ8iZf9kyZI/s320/093.JPG
Seems like some nice ideas for detailing or fleshing out descriptions of that segment of life in T2K (which should probably be a pretty central aspect and motivator for PCs).
Some of his posts, however, deal with the cooking side of things, including some discussions of cooking meals in British (http://joyoffieldrations.blogspot.com/2012/10/mess-tin-cooking-british-army-ww-i-part.html) or German mess kits (http://joyoffieldrations.blogspot.com/2012/12/makeshift-cooking-german-army-ww2.html) as well as a couple posts on improvised British field ovens (http://joyoffieldrations.blogspot.com/2013/02/improvised-cookers-british-army-wwi-and.html) that look like something straight out of your better appointed military cantonment or out behind a modern farm house trying to make do with lots of manual laborers and no electric, natural gas, or other energy to run a modern kitchen.
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-yu2_NTkgFLQ/USriIkgArQI/AAAAAAAACIg/OZ8iZf9kyZI/s320/093.JPG
Seems like some nice ideas for detailing or fleshing out descriptions of that segment of life in T2K (which should probably be a pretty central aspect and motivator for PCs).