Campfire Recipes 1 Recipe
Yield: 1 ServingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
CAMPING IDEAS
Directions:
GRILLED CHEESE---- Sandwiches can be made without a pan--use a buddy burner
if you have one or wrap the prepared sandwich in foil and place just above
the coals (cooks real fast). To make it a more complete meal add tomatoes,
onions and cold cuts or any combination of your choice before cooking.
KEBOBS--- Of all sorts are easy to make and require no pans. If using
wooden skewers, soak them in water to slow down the burning and make sure
you can cook without holding by hand over the fire; if using metal ones
make sure each person has a good glove to hold it with or there is a proper
handle on it.
Make kebobs with wieners, smokies, sausage or meatballs. Pre cook chicken,
turkey, ham or any other meat cubes. Use a variety of veggies such as
peppers, canned taters, tomatoes, mushrooms, etc. As it is cooking, brush
with bar-b-que sauce or teriyaki sauce if so desired.
RICE--- cooked in a sleeping bag. Take instant rice in 2 heavy duty zip
lock bags. Add slightly less than normal amount of boiling water, (it must
be at a full boil), add some raisins, nuts or some cinnamon and sugar, or
whatever other flavoring you desire. Zip it up tight and place in a
sleeping bag. The rice will cook in about 20 minutes. Once the rice is
done, you can add cinnamon, nutmeg, raisins and nuts to make it a dessert
or snack; or you can use it as a side dish by adding butter, soy sauce or
canned gravy.
BREAD--- Add grated cheddar or parmesan cheese to butter, spread on bread
slices (french or Italian loaves sliced thick work best) wrap in foil and
put on coals or on a grate above the coals.
HOT DOGS--- are always popular but if you are tired of the usual roasts,
try wrapping them in biscuit wraps and cooking them on a stick or wrap very
loosely in foil and place on grate above fire for 15 to 30 minutes (time
will depend on the heat of the fire and the weather. To make these more fun
add cheese, onions, mustard, ketchup, pickles, bacon bits, etc. before
wrapping. If using a stick, only add a little bit or the wrap will rip.
SOUPS---- To tomato soup add croutons, bacon bits, cheese cubes, sliced
sausage; to vegetable soups ad precooked ground beef, wienies, cheese
cubes; to noodle soups add croutons, parmesan cheese, cubes of precooked
beef or chicken. Serve with crackers or cheese bread. (Unfortunately you
will have to dirty a pot for this.)
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if you have one or wrap the prepared sandwich in foil and place just above
the coals (cooks real fast). To make it a more complete meal add tomatoes,
onions and cold cuts or any combination of your choice before cooking.
KEBOBS--- Of all sorts are easy to make and require no pans. If using
wooden skewers, soak them in water to slow down the burning and make sure
you can cook without holding by hand over the fire; if using metal ones
make sure each person has a good glove to hold it with or there is a proper
handle on it.
Make kebobs with wieners, smokies, sausage or meatballs. Pre cook chicken,
turkey, ham or any other meat cubes. Use a variety of veggies such as
peppers, canned taters, tomatoes, mushrooms, etc. As it is cooking, brush
with bar-b-que sauce or teriyaki sauce if so desired.
RICE--- cooked in a sleeping bag. Take instant rice in 2 heavy duty zip
lock bags. Add slightly less than normal amount of boiling water, (it must
be at a full boil), add some raisins, nuts or some cinnamon and sugar, or
whatever other flavoring you desire. Zip it up tight and place in a
sleeping bag. The rice will cook in about 20 minutes. Once the rice is
done, you can add cinnamon, nutmeg, raisins and nuts to make it a dessert
or snack; or you can use it as a side dish by adding butter, soy sauce or
canned gravy.
BREAD--- Add grated cheddar or parmesan cheese to butter, spread on bread
slices (french or Italian loaves sliced thick work best) wrap in foil and
put on coals or on a grate above the coals.
HOT DOGS--- are always popular but if you are tired of the usual roasts,
try wrapping them in biscuit wraps and cooking them on a stick or wrap very
loosely in foil and place on grate above fire for 15 to 30 minutes (time
will depend on the heat of the fire and the weather. To make these more fun
add cheese, onions, mustard, ketchup, pickles, bacon bits, etc. before
wrapping. If using a stick, only add a little bit or the wrap will rip.
SOUPS---- To tomato soup add croutons, bacon bits, cheese cubes, sliced
sausage; to vegetable soups ad precooked ground beef, wienies, cheese
cubes; to noodle soups add croutons, parmesan cheese, cubes of precooked
beef or chicken. Serve with crackers or cheese bread. (Unfortunately you
will have to dirty a pot for this.)
Original Source not noted on file
Source from luhu.jp