Category: Camping Kitchen
Foil packet camping meals cooked over hot coals are classic camp meals. It’s also deceptively simple. Experience has taught us there’s more to foil packet dinners than simply wrapping …
On a chilly evening, it’s hard to beat a hot drink and crackling fire. Whether you’re fall and winter camping or looking for a way to warm up indoors, …
Cooking for a crowd is challenging enough when you have an entire kitchen you can use. Take away the oven, refrigerator, and running water, and it’s an even bigger …
Fall not only brings flashes of changing leaves and cooler temperatures, it also signals a change in menu. Pumpkin spice shows up everywhere of course—from coffee creamers to Cheerios—but …
It’s not always easy to find affordable, allergy-friendly camping snacks. There are a lot of nut-free, dairy-free, gluten-free energy bars on the market, but when you need to stock …
If you need a dessert for your next camping trip, you can’t go wrong with the classic marshmallow, chocolate, and graham cracker combo. S’mores have been a campfire staple …
Hamburgers are such a commonplace food, it’s natural to assume they’re an easy dinner option—especially when you’re outdoors. Meat cooked over a fire in the summer is practically an …
Sometimes it takes more than matches and kindling to start a roaring campfire. When it’s rainy, windy, or if you’re in a hurry, fire-starting can sometimes feel like a …
Dutch oven monkey bread is quite possibly one of the tastiest parts of camping EVER. Right up there with dutch oven cinnamon rolls, but we’ll have to save that …
In the past few years, Jello shot recipes have gone from the realm of college parties to the menus of fancy craft cocktail bars (strange, but true). Along the …
Fruit cobblers and pies are a classic summertime dessert. But during the height of berry season, nothing beats the sweet and sour tang of a Dutch oven blueberry cobbler. …
When you think about it, not a lot of classic camping and cookout food is vegetarian-friendly—burgers, hot dogs, brats. But if you’re willing to try something new, there are …
You could call it the camper’s conundrum. When you’re enjoying the outdoors, away from typical creature comforts, you want to eat good food. But after all the hiking, biking, …
