I love camping but am haveing trouble coming up with some unique, cheap, easy ideas for meals to cook for me and my friendsANY IDEAS???
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Here is a couple of ideas I use when campingfor breakfast I make Omelets in a bagJust boil water in a large pot over your bonfireFill quart size re-sealable plastic bags with 3 eggs, ham, cheese, anything you like in your omeletsreseal the bags and squish the ingredients together with your handsmake sure you squeeze out most of the airwith the bag sealed drop into the boiling watertakes about 10 minutes to cookeach bag will be it's own omeletwon't look like one but will taste like one I also like to make muffinsVery easyI get 3 oranges and a package of muffin mixLook for the ones that just need water to make it easierMake the muffin mix according to the directions Cut the top of the orange off and scoop out all the orange leaving the shell intactFill the empty oranges with the muffin mix till it's 75% filledput the top back on and wrap with aluminum foilPlace in the hot coals should cook in 5-10 minute For an easy lunch or dinnertake some aluminium foil and put a hamburger patty in the center of it top with a serving side of canned mixed vegetables add some butter and seasonings and seal up with the aluminium foilplace on a grill or a pan over the campfireyou can do the same thing with chicken breasts and some lemon but you need to cook the chicken for a good 40 minutes and keep turning them every ten minutes I would recommend buying a pie iron you can cook lots of sandwiches and deserts with one.
