Pizza is one of the things I’ve always wanted to make while camping. The method shown here isn’t really traditional pizza, but I guess it’s as close as you can realistically...

A family camping menu should be: 1. Easy and quick to prepare. 2. Requires only a few ingredients and 3. Those ingredients are easy to store at camp (not prone to spilling, spoiling, space-hogging). Here is our family’s 4-Day Camping menu plan. We have tweaked it over the years and I’m sure you will tweak it some more for your family’s style and needs. 4-Day Camping Food Menu Plan 1st Night: Lloyds BBQ Ribs, corn, coleslaw and potato salad Wrap ribs in heavy-duty foil, heat, open a can of corn and serve with ready-made coleslaw and potato salad. First night is celebration night....

For some campers, camp cooking is one of the most exciting activities in a camping vacation. The thrill of putting up a menu of different sumptuous meals, of putting together ingredients, of smelling the sweet aroma of meat, seasonings and vegetables, and of seeing the satisfied look on your family after feasting on the dinner you prepare can really ignite your excitement. No matter how exciting, it is important to stress that camp cooking is more complicated than regular home cooking. Aside from the fact that you can’t bring your entire kitchen with you to the camp and that if you forgot a type...

Cooking is one of my specialties. While in the US Army Reserves I learned about Cooking. Indoor, outdoor and campfire cooking was fun and easy with cast iron cookware. I remember the outdoors and the smell of campfire cooking, accompanied by the chorus of the squirrels, crickets and birds, during bivouacs. The most ordinary form of outdoor cooking is campfire cooking. For families it is particularly well fitting, it is an activity which presents an opportunity for pleasant evenings and outings. It has its own taste and fancy. Skill and knowledge is required, but both are easily acquired. Campfire...

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Cooking is one of my specialties. While in the US Army Reserves I learned about Cooking. Indoor, outdoor and campfire cooking was fun and easy with cast iron cookware. I remember the outdoors and the smell of campfire cooking, accompanied by the chorus of the squirrels, crickets and birds, during bivouacs. The most ordinary form of outdoor cooking is campfire cooking. For families it is particularly well fitting, it is an activity which presents an opportunity for pleasant evenings and outings. It has its own taste and fancy. Skill and knowledge is required, but both are easily acquired. Campfire...

Selina Kyle asked: I am going camping this weekend – only have a propane table-top grill and the campfire to cook on. Any suggestions beside the usual hamburgers and hotdogs ? Thanks. Wow – I already love all the great...

Camping cooking can be some of the best cooking there is. With the environment and smells and then add the wonderful taste of food off the fire, nothing is better. There are several different methods that can be used when cooking while camping including with camp stoves, charcoal, wood fires, foil cooking and more. Depending on what you’re making and how you like it cooked sometimes decides what method you’ll use. There are, however, several camping cooking tips to consider before going out. Tip 1: Freeze Meat Tip 2: Plan ahead of time Tip 3: Easier cleaning method Tip 4: Keeping...

When you are camping out you do not have to put up with snacks and dehydrated dinners. Nor do you have to make cooking seem like a chore. Using a few easy camping recipes you can eat as well as you do at home. Part of the fun of camping is experimenting with different ways and types of cooking. Below are four tasty recipes for you to try. Camp Stew: Ingredients. One and a half pound of ground beef. Two medium sized carrots. One medium sized onion. Five medium sized potatoes. One large tin of peas. One packet of onion soup mix. Instructions. Cook the meat in a large pan until nicely browned. Chop the...

This is a different take on several recipes. Once you make it you’ll see it resembles a recipe called Pommes Anna. Or, a recipe called Campfire Potatoes. I made this for a couple of friends one time and they loved it. At the time I wanted to do something other than baked potatoes and came up with this. The time it takes in the oven is less than baked and the time it takes to make it is far less than Pommes Anna. This recipe will feed 4-5 people. Three pounds russet potatoes Non-stick spray One stick of butter Garlic powder Onion powder Seasoned Salt Rosemary (optional) Preheat oven to...