Camping Food

[noxious.sunshine]

So we're planning on going camping tomorrow.

And obvs, we'll have the good ole hot dogs, s'mores, and sandwiches, and fruit and shit like that, but what else is there?

I need ideas for new things. I'll probably do whole wheat turkey wraps with hummus, but I want other ideas too!

We haven't found where we're going yet, so idk if there will be grills- just fire pits .. I mean. I know there mist likely will be, but I'm not gonna wanna grill really. Too hot.

[Pumpkin]

Besides hot dogs and marshmallows and sandwiches, chips, tortilla chips and a salsa/cheese mix

[Araciel]

Bacon, potatoes, and eggs for the camp fire breakfast - usually we would forage for wild berries, go clam digging in the shore and maybe fish as well.

[noxious.sunshine]

ooooo clam digging sounds amazing.. I want to do this.

I was angling more for like stuff that could be cooked over an open flame without use of pots & pans.. Like kebabs .

And no cook lunch stuff besides sandwiches and chips..

[Shorty]

TINFOIL DINNERS AAAAAAH

Tinfoil dinners are the best. Make them before you go - chop up chicken, beef, pork, whatever you like, chop up a bunch of vegetables or buy frozen vegetables at the store (potatoes are a must!). Throw them all together with some spices and seasonings and roll them up into a big piece of tinfoil, then pack the tinfoils so you don't have to lug a bunch of extra food there. Leave them in the fire coals for an hour or so and eat! They are amazing, and I love tinfoil dinners while camping.

You can also do it with breakfast foods - let your seasoned potatoes/hash browns and sausage/bacon cook for 45 minutes/an hour, and then crack a couple of eggs in there and let it cook for a little bit longer. For desserts, chop up either some apples or pears (or both) and dump a bunch of cinnamon and sugar in there and let them bake. So yummy!

Double-wrap your tinfoil, though. Don't forget.

30 Delicious Tin Foil Dinners (http://www.sixsistersstuff.com/2013/07/30-delicious-tin-foil-dinners.html)

[blackmage_nuke]

Unless you are confident your grill has sufficient heat/size dont bring long bacon on a camping trip. It's more trouble than it's worth cooking 20 pieces of bacon on a portable stove in a frying pan that can only fit 2-3 slices at a time or trying to cook it on a campfire grill that wont be hot enough without making a massive fire.

I like to take Sausages (especially honey flavoured sausages), burgers (raw patties, egg, cheese, bread) as well as a bunch of canned stews. I also take Museli Bars for driving snacks and breakfast.

[Cloudane]

I can never be bothered with cooking stuff.

1 loaf of bread
1 packet of wafer thin turkey ham
1 packet of salami or pepperoni
1 packet of light cheese slices
1 squirty thing of brown or bbq sauce
I just assemble a sandwich out of that lot as and when I feel like it.

Couple of bits of fruit as well
Breakfast biscuits for the morning
Beer.

[noxious.sunshine]

omg that tinfoil business sounds amazing.

[Shorty]

omg that tinfoil business sounds amazing.

Seriously, soooo good. Get a massive bottle of Johnny's Season Salt and just shake shake shake it in there before you close it up.

[fire_of_avalon]

I CAME HERE SPECIFICALLY TO TALK ABOUT TINFOIL SUPPER

I will honestly make this on the grill at home sometimes because it is just so wonderful.

My favorite ever is a tender cut of beef, tomatoes, carrots, new potatoes, zucchini, crookneck squash, bell peppers, salt, pepper, and lemon juice yum yum yum yummmmmmmmmmmm yum.

Let's all go camping right now.

[noxious.sunshine]

YE LETTUCE DO THIS!