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Camp Meals

Discussion in 'Sports, Hobbies & Interests' started by HeadlampRevamp, Jun 21, 2011.

  1. Jun 21, 2011 at 11:16 AM
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    MTN House Spaghetti with sauce. I dont leave home without.
     
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    As long as you keep it cold you can bring anything out into the woods. Just time your meals as to how long they keep..... I have done everything from steak to the usual campfire cast iron meals with dumplings....wow they are great for the fall camping..... this would be a good post to see lots of pics of the camping meals.
     
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    Subbed for future meals. Everything sounds way better than ramen noodles and pb&j
     
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    Hobo Dinners are the way to go! Just put hamburger meat, potatoes, onions and peppers in aluminum foil and cook for about 20 mins over a fire. You have self contained package ready to throw on the fire plus you already have the plate.
     
  6. Jun 24, 2011 at 11:17 AM
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    Geez people here go all out for lunch! Depending on length of trip our lunches range from easy to super easy:

    I don't blame you if you don't want to try my "easy" option cause it sounds iffy but it's really good:

    Easy: get some summer sausages (don't need refrigeration) and cut them into fourths lengthwise, some mozzarella cheese sticks and 8-inch burrito shells, put 1 length of sausage (be sure to remove the casing after cutting/before eating) and one string cheese in a shell, wrap it and eat it! If for some reason you get a fire going at lunchtime (unlikely for me) you can grill it a bit, browns the shell and melts the cheese--hellaciously good.

    Super easy: Granola bars and trail mix.

    Don't overthink lunch, dinner is where you put time in preparing stuff.
     

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