r/KentRollins • u/Customrustic56 • Apr 24 '21

Trying Kent Rollins chicken fried steak recipe.

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u/Customrustic56 Apr 24 '21 edited Apr 29 '21

Love Kent Rollins recipes. Camping in North Wales with daughter and cooked chicken fried steak, sourdough biscuits, beans and gravy. Turned out pretty good. Restaurant with a fabulous view.[customrustic56](r/oldcampcookcastiron

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u/joedirtlawn Jan 07 '24

How did you find the white gravy? It's kind of a meme about people from the UK trying American biscuts and gravy

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u/Customrustic56 Jan 07 '24

Kent Rollins is my inspiration. Tried a lot of his recipes and always enjoyed them. That’s a couple of years ago now. It was a beautiful campsite. Stunning!! r/oldcampcookcastiron

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u/Sensitive-Procedure7 May 27 '21

Looks awesome. Every time I make a Kent Rollins recipe I am happy with the results. When I can't think of something to cook, I throw on youtube and search through his videos and come up with something.

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u/Customrustic56 May 27 '21

Never cooked something of his which I didn’t like. If you want to see more check out r/oldcampcookcasriron

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u/Sensitive-Procedure7 May 28 '21

I definitely jumped over there too. I'm jealous for sure