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\n NEW YORK (AP) \u2014 Look carefully at the photo next to Lee Kalpakis\u2019 recipe for hot dogs with fried leeks and sauerkraut, and you might notice a small intruder: A honeybee has invaded the outdoor dinner shot.Other chefs might balk at keeping that photo or insist on Photoshopping out the bee, but not Kalpakis, who is all about celebrating cooking in nature, including its ups and downs.\u201cI wanted to show this unpolished version of the lifestyle, in hopes of giving a little reality check but also to embrace the fact that things shouldn\u2019t be so perfect,\u201d she says.Kalpakis has earned the right to do as she pleases: She lived for just under two years in a 22-foot camper in upstate New York, refining the 75 recipes in her book \u201cOut There.\u201d\u201cIt\u2019s helped me to be a more efficient cook,\u201d says the one-time food stylist, recipe developer and private chef. \u201cYou\u2019re cutting out the fluff a little bit.\u201d<\/p>\n
The book offers everything from Blueberry-Olive Oil Pancakes to Shrimp with Ramp Butter, from Burnt Eggplant Spread to desserts like Sour Cherry and Nectarine Crisp. She braises a pork shoulder in black vinegar, rubs sumac on chicken wings, fries breadcrumbs to put over a salad, and combines pearl couscous with mixed vegetables and feta for a mountaintop lunch.<\/p>\n
\u201cCooking this way showed me that a lot of things can be made better with that open fire, wood fire, element,\u201d she says. \u201cThe flavor that brings to so many dishes is really incredible.\u201d<\/p>\n
Take Campfire Bucatini with Charred Tomato Sauce, which calls for cooking the pasta straight in the sauce instead of boiling it separately. Cherry tomatoes are charred on the grill, and Kalpakis says the finished dish tastes like smoked meat even though there\u2019s none.She also takes a high-end protein \u2014 scallops \u2014 and throws them into a cast-iron skillet, adding peas, shallots, white wine, lemon zest and prosciutto. <\/p>\n
\u201cCooking with cast iron is such a great way to cook something like scallops because you\u2019re getting such even heat distribution,\u201d she says. \u201dI was so pleased with the way they come out when I\u2019m cooking them on cast iron over fire. They\u2019re just perfect.\u201d The book comes out just in time for the summer camping season and Kalpakis, born and raised in New York\u2019s Hudson Valley, wanted to show that dinner outdoors can be more than granola bars and \u2019s\u2019mores.She hopes both to provide new recipe ideas to people familiar with outdoor cooking and to reach those who don\u2019t, \u201csort of guiding them slowly in this way of starting small.\u201dLiving in a camper through winter snowdrifts and August humidity \u2014 with her partner, Sean, and dog, Mac \u2014 taught Kalpakis a lesson we all need to be reminded of: Stay flexible.\u201cWhen we are outside and we are camping, it\u2019s inevitable that things are not going to go exactly how you want them to go. There will be an ingredient that\u2019s not available at that local grocery store, or something gets burnt or something is dropped on the ground or whatever. And I just really believe in accepting that,\u201d she says.\u201cIt\u2019s really just a matter of learning how to pivot rather than having the mindset that something is ruined. I think that helps tremendously when you\u2019re trying to cook outside, but it also helps so much in whatever kitchen you\u2019re in.\u201d<\/p>\n
Interest in communal camping is high these days, and many people don\u2019t want to scrimp or miss out on the finer things just because they\u2019re vacationing outdoors.But Roger Shaw, Kalpakis\u2019 publisher at Weldon Owen, an imprint of Insight Editions, says \u201cOut There\u201d also has ideas and dishes for people who never intend to go outdoors.It\u2019s for college students living in small spaces or those with a shared kitchen area, or for people staying at an Airbnb with under-furnished kitchens, he says.\u201cHere\u2019s some great recipes you can do with minimal kitchen appliances with minimal pantry. And I think that\u2019s quite a nice aspect of the book. It\u2019s not just for the hardcore campers,\u201d he says.Kalpakis laughs at the way some people on social media portray living in the woods, posting images with no bugs or mess and where sunlight hits their perfect smoothie bowl, tagged with #vanlife.<\/p>\n
She, on the other hand, endured rodent infestation, frozen pipes, bears, fallen trees and hornet stings.\u201cIt\u2019s important to show the underbelly of it, and to show it in a way that\u2019s realistic, but in this perspective of, it\u2019s nothing to be afraid of. I really wanted to show the hardship of it,\u201d she says.___Mark Kennedy is at http:\/\/twitter.com\/KennedyTwits<\/p>\n
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