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Camping Meals - Post your recipes, suggestions, tips, and pics
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There's room for everyone....even enough BBQ Perogies for lunch for both of you!
Rita waiting for her canoe ride:
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Rita waiting for her canoe ride:
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Rita got her canoe ride and swim in, we had a fun day of cliff jumping and swimming, now we're settling down for the night.
Chili and homemade corn muffins will be served in about an hour.
Chili and homemade corn muffins will be served in about an hour.
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kelbro
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Never had grilled pierogies before but I will soon. Those look fantastic!
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It's one of our favorites, even at home. After they are boiled, we toss them in a bit of oil, place on grill and drizzle with BBQ sauce and mix around. When they come off, a bit more sauce and add the fried bacon & onion if you have. We've done them in a cast iron before, but the above method works best based on our experimenting. We only do it with the potato based perogies and not the cottage cheese ones.
Not our best chili, but not bad for a campfire meal.
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Elevated Smores to finish the day.
We started using these biscuit cookies with the chocolate layer....much better then trying to get the piece of Hershey to melt by cramming it in the toasted marshmallow or placing on the Graham cracker.
We started using these biscuit cookies with the chocolate layer....much better then trying to get the piece of Hershey to melt by cramming it in the toasted marshmallow or placing on the Graham cracker.
It's one of our favorites, even at home. After they are boiled, we toss them in a bit of oil, place on grill and drizzle with BBQ sauce and mix around. When they come off, a bit more sauce and add the fried bacon & onion if you have. We've done them in a cast iron before, but the above method works best based on our experimenting. We only do it with the potato based perogies and not the cottage cheese ones.
Not our best chili, but not bad for a campfire meal.
I don't see any beans...you're good to go Bruce.
Elevated Smores to finish the day.
We started using these biscuit cookies with the chocolate layer....much better then trying to get the piece of Hershey to melt by cramming it in the toasted marshmallow or placing on the Graham cracker.
PC Concerto? The dark chocolate are sublime all by themselves.
dave
We used an invitation to a friend's wedding outside of Lisbon as an excuse to through our bikes on a jet to London and go for bike ride. Seven thousand kilometers and four months powered by one pot meals cooked on a one burner, multi-fuel burning camp stove. Had one pot, a cake pan for a frying pan, a folding Opinel knife and the inside of a Frisbee for a cutting board.
Carried a bag of herbs and spices, salt and pepper, some fresh garlic, sugar, cooking oil, (amazing olive oil in Spain), coffee, tea, maybe some rice or dried pasta and little else buying as you go.
One pot dinner, ingredients purchased just before setting up camp.
Saute minced garlic and chopped onion. Dump in a can of tomatoes or tomato sauce and a can of whatever legume you fancied bring to a boil. Into the pot chopped potatoes and carrots or any other veg you picked up at markets or road stands, little grocers along the way. Bring it back to a boil then in with dried pasta or rice, cook 'till it passes mustard, flavour with the spice bag, salt and pepper. Into the bowls and chunks of fresh crusty breads to soak up the elixir. Rocket fuel!
dave
Carried a bag of herbs and spices, salt and pepper, some fresh garlic, sugar, cooking oil, (amazing olive oil in Spain), coffee, tea, maybe some rice or dried pasta and little else buying as you go.
One pot dinner, ingredients purchased just before setting up camp.
Saute minced garlic and chopped onion. Dump in a can of tomatoes or tomato sauce and a can of whatever legume you fancied bring to a boil. Into the pot chopped potatoes and carrots or any other veg you picked up at markets or road stands, little grocers along the way. Bring it back to a boil then in with dried pasta or rice, cook 'till it passes mustard, flavour with the spice bag, salt and pepper. Into the bowls and chunks of fresh crusty breads to soak up the elixir. Rocket fuel!
dave
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Similar I think, but probably WM brand.
Your trip sounds awesome. Camping, biking, cooking....you can't go wrong.
Hi Bruce, Outside of the image in the chocolate they look the very same as the PC cookies.
Was a great trip, super highs, super lows, memories for a lifetime. Our friends now live in Toronto so we still get together when we can, they just celebrated their thirtieth in July.
dave
Was a great trip, super highs, super lows, memories for a lifetime. Our friends now live in Toronto so we still get together when we can, they just celebrated their thirtieth in July.
dave
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Looks like another great holiday Bruce. What a lovely place to chillax.
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Thanks guys...we are having a blast.
Last night was Beef Bacon Hash with Banana Boats for bedtime snack...no pics of Banana Boats, too dark and we are them too fast.
Last night was Beef Bacon Hash with Banana Boats for bedtime snack...no pics of Banana Boats, too dark and we are them too fast.
Beef, bacon hash? You're killin' me Bruce. Parsley is a nice touch.
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It's from the Lodge cookbook, super easy and uses leftover beef/steak. It only calls for 3 slices for bacon, but I use 1/2 a pack
Cowboy Stew will be served in about 2 hrs!
It's from the Lodge cookbook, super easy and uses leftover beef/steak. It only calls for 3 slices for bacon, but I use 1/2 a pack
Cowboy Stew will be served in about 2 hrs!
Oh no you di'ant!!! That's from Tom Perini's Cowboy Cookin' cookbook. Good choice Bruce. Let that dude just cook on down baby.
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That's the one. It was as good as I remembered from last year.
1 of about 4 bowls I ate:
Looking for geese for tomorrow's supper.
Bruce, did ya'll sing some songs around the campfire? As much as you like music there better have been.
... Row, row your boat gently down the stream.....
... Row, row your boat gently down the stream.....
