Favorite camping foods/ideas for dishes to make?

11 Responses to “Favorite camping foods/ideas for dishes to make?”

1. fantasy_angel120 Says:
   November 23rd, 2008 at 1:34 pm

   eggs bacon or sausage biscuits all can be cooked on a pan over an open fire
   smores marshmellows chocolate graham crackers
   hot dogs buns and
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2. MONA H Says:
   November 23rd, 2008 at 1:40 pm

   we usually fix hot dogs. sometimes we have fried potatoes with pork and beans. bread.and our drink. mostly hot dogs. chips. and roast marshmellows.
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3. minniexluff Says:
   November 23rd, 2008 at 1:49 pm

   Smores ^__^
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4. stopmelting2000 Says:
   November 23rd, 2008 at 2:18 pm

   foil packs are great and really easy. take some veggies like asparagus, peppers, onions, garlic, whatever you like, and put a bit of butter or olive oil and salt and pepper in foil. wrap it up and seal it. you can put this pocket directly in a fire to cook. its good with chicken or seafood too.
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5. Kimberly Says:
   November 23rd, 2008 at 2:45 pm

   HOBO DINNERS FOR CAMP

   For Each Dinner: A few carrots, sliced lengthwise A potato, sliced thick 1/2 onion, sliced thick Other veggies as desired Salt and pepper to taste
   Each person, young and old, fixes their own hobo dinner.

   In a large (15 inch square) piece of aluminum foil, place the hamburger patty and veggies. Season with salt and pepper and top with a part of butter. Seal the tin foil. Place about 5 inches from the coals and cook 40 minutes, turning once.

   SLOPPY JOE BURGERS FOR KIDS

   1 lb. ground beef
   1 c. crushed corn chips
   1/4 c. barbecue sauce
   1/4 c. sweet pickle relish
   American cheese slices
   5 hamburger buns, split & toasted
   Lettuce

   Combine meat, chips, barbecue sauce and relish; mix lightly. Shape into 5 patties.
   OUTDOORS: Place patties on greased grill over hot coals. Grill uncovered, to a desired doneness. Cut out shapes from cheese slices to resemble face. Top patties with cheese. Heat until cheese melts.

   OR INDOORS: Place patties on rack of broiler pan. Broil on both sides to desired doneness. Continue preparing with cheese as for outdoors cooking.
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6. yellrbird Says:
   November 23rd, 2008 at 2:51 pm

   Snack on Yummy Trail Mix
   1 box Goldfish crackers (your favorite flavor)
   1 box of Teddy Grahams (your favorite flavor)
   1 can mixed nuts
   1 big bag M&M candies
   1 box raisins or craisins, sweetened dried cranberries
   Mix all ingredients in a large bowl with a big spoon. Fill snack size baggies with trail mix. It usually makes about 12-15 bags

   Camp-fire French Toast
   Eggs
   Bread
   Cinnamon
   1 egg per 2 pieces of bread
   Syrup

   Mix eggs in bowl. Cover both sides of bread with egg. Sprinkle w/cinnamon. Place bread in frying pan. Fry until golden brown. Top w/syrup.

   Easy Camp-fire Stew
   1 lb. lean hamburg
   1 med. onion, pre-chopped
   1 lg. or 2 med. potatoes, diced
   1 can kernel corn
   1 can pinto beans
   1 can tomato soup
   Salt and pepper to taste

   Brown hamburger in a large skillet. Drain. Add chopped onion. Add diced potatoes. Cook until potatoes are nearly done. (Add a little liquid from corn to keep it from sticking.) Add corn and beans with liquid. Continue to cook until potatoes are completely cooked. Add tomato soup, salt and pepper. This dish is especially convenient for camping. It can be made in a large camp pot over a camp stove or a wood fire. (If using a wood fire, use a covered pot.)

   Caramel S'mores
   marshmellows
   chocolate covered graham crackers
   caramel syrup (in a squeeze bottle)

   Cook marshmellows over camp-fire, when done place on a chocolate graham cracker, top w/caramel syrup and cover with another chocolate graham.

   Enjoy!
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7. summer_time Says:
   November 23rd, 2008 at 3:15 pm

   Bannock

   1 cup of flour
   1 tbsp baking powder
   salt and sugar to taste (approx. 1/2 tsp. of each)
   enough water to make a firm dough (approx. 1/8 cup)

   You can mix in berries, nuts, etc.
   I wrap the dough on a stick and roast over open fire until golden brown.
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8. acabingirl Says:
   November 23rd, 2008 at 3:55 pm

   Depends on your cooler/carrying situation. If limited and no cooler:

   Peanut Butter, Jelly, Crackers, and Bread
   Dried Salami, tortillas, cheese in a can
   Trail mix
   Instant Oatmeal packs
   dried fruit
   apples
   Fruit cups
   Beef Jerky
   Oodles of noodles
   poptarts

   are all good no refrigerated, compact choices!

   have fun!
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9. Lance G Says:
   November 23rd, 2008 at 4:14 pm

   Hunt down a wild hog and roast him over an open fire! Ok hotdogs will probably do!
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10. sharenbrown1 Says:
    November 23rd, 2008 at 4:27 pm

    For your dinner, any good cut of meat that you can wrap in foil. I did a roast once with potatoes, carrots and corn on the cob that was to die for.

    For lunch, we always just take sandwich stuff. Remember the Tupperware bread box so the raccoons can't get your bread!

    For breakfast (my favorite)
    Take a bag of Potatoes O'Brien from Ore Ida heat them thru until the onions start to get translucent.
    Now, add Jimmy Dean Spicy sausage
    After all of that is crumbled and cooked, add however many eggs you want, cook and stir until the eggs are done. Remove the whole skillet (oh did I mention it should be an iron skillet) from the heat, sprinkle cheddar cheese over the top and let it melt.
    During this process, wrap flour tortillas in foil and allow to heat. Just remember to flip them so they don't burn.

    ENJOY!
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11. sandypaws Says:
    November 23rd, 2008 at 4:42 pm

    Make "hobo Joe's" for an easy & yummy dinner. Keep 2 lbs hamburger on ice, then when ready to prepare pat out into four equal patties, laying each in the center of a large piece of foil. Layer slice potatoes, onions, carrots & garlic around – then sprinkle with your favorite steak seasoning…..Seal into pouches, then grill over medium coals til done…..Serve with toast or bread grilled as well……Yummy!!
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