Recipes tagged with: campfire cooking

Once you've grilled a turkey breast you'll never want to roast one in the oven again.

One excellent camping activity is fishing. After a long day of fishing, the best dinner is to enjoy your freshly caught fish. Cut and clean your fish, you should have at least half of an average sized trout per person.

One of the best meals for breakfast. There is nothing that can beat

hot buttermilk waffles.

One word - Yum

Originally called Frogmore Stew this super easy, one pot meal makes the ideal a fun and festive camping dinner.  Even the pickiest eaters will love this.

This is great served with a homeade cocktail sauce that's super easy to whip up and can be made in varying heat levels to satisfy the mild in the group to the wild.

Pizza usually ranks high on the list of "favorite" food.  With prepackages foods it's easy to prepare at camp on a grill, over a campfire or in a pinch a camp stove.

Quick, healthy and filling. Serve over rice or noodles.  Sure to be a new favorite at camp.

Rainbow trout is a delicious spring cooking treat. It posses a great opportunity to enjoy fishing and a great cuisine to enjoy. Here is a great way to enjoy freshly caught trout.

Serve warm or room temperature.  Make extra campfire baked potatoes the night before so you'll have potatoes already cooked for this recipe.  If you have access to a microwave you can shorten prep time by microwaving the potatoes.

Sweet and salty mixed with cool, crisp greens.

The butter caramelizes the corn - making it even sweeter.  Yummmmm.

These rich and hearty enchiladas are the perfect meal after a day of playing outdoors.

This classic hot sandwich is filling - but messy! Be sure to serve these with plates and forks. As a one-pot meal, sloppy joe's make a great camping dinner or lunch.