rikkiCUPCAKES asked:
I'm going camping with my friends and we want to know what your favorite things are to roast on an open fire. We know, the usually wieners, marshmallows and chestnuts.. but does anyone else have a favorite thing different then that ? or things we can cook on the fire ? thanks !
E-OMC
I'm going camping with my friends and we want to know what your favorite things are to roast on an open fire. We know, the usually wieners, marshmallows and chestnuts.. but does anyone else have a favorite thing different then that ? or things we can cook on the fire ? thanks !
E-OMC
While traveling, I would like to camp as I go instead of getting a hotel room. Any advice?
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February 23rd, 2010
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meat, use the fire to melt chocolate and melt marshmallows with the melted chocolate on it! yum!
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February 25th, 2010
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fresh pineapple, or something from the stone fruit family.
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February 26th, 2010
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fish.
it is great experience to catch and then cook the fish
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February 27th, 2010
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campfire pie.
you can buy the pie iron at just about any camping store.
my grandfather used to do many things with it, but my fav was pizza. you just put two slices of bread with a little sauce and cheese(toppings of your choice), close it and hold over the fire.
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February 28th, 2010
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Take a banana, cut a slit through the peel and into the flesh (but not all the way through).
Then stuff with chocolate chips and mini marshmellows.
Wrap in foil and stick it in the fire for a while, until it gets nice, hot, and mushy. Devour with a spoon. Mmmmm….
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March 3rd, 2010
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Hobo Dinner:
Make patty of hamburger meat. Slice up a washed sweet potato or white potato (after thoroughly washing). Place potato slices on sheet of aluminum foil, sprinkle with salt/pepper. Add baby carrots around the edges. Place hamburger meat patty on top, splash with worcestershire or steak sauce. Seal tight, with a double layer of foil. Place on coals for an hour.