help me plan a camp meal

Rhody Hunter · 04-27-2009, 03:54 PM

I need help and suggestions for breakfast ,lunch ,and dinner. Here is the catch I'm back packing in with my son and the boy scouts so i want to minimize the weight i need to carry. I could bring stuff in frozen and let it thaw on the hike but i don't
want to carry anything fragile. I would like to use just a fire and no pots and pans to clean up. They always expect me to put together a 5 star with them ever since i went and stalked a deer on a camp out and then we had steaks on the grill that night.
so help me put together a great meal with little carried in with no clean up . Breakfast is the one that really has me stumped
so give me your best camp recipes

HuntAway · 04-29-2009, 05:37 AM

You can try this old Courrier du Bois recipie.

http://www.yorku.ca/yuoc/bannock.html

jerseyhunter · 04-29-2009, 01:44 PM

instant packaged oatmeal for breakfast or omelets in a plastic bag or vacuum sealed bags, just boil and eat.

Big Guy01 · 04-29-2009, 08:51 PM

Hot dogs kids love them and you just cook them on a stick over the fire. Another favourite is minute rice and dried veggy soup. Just add boiling water to the rice and dry soup in a plastic bottle and screw the cap on . In 5 minutes you have great rice. Those ramen noodles work good too.

yodeldog3 · 04-30-2009, 06:52 AM

If you don't mind cleaning one pan, buscuits and gravy is my go to camping. You can bake the buscuits ahead of time, or just use hamburger buns. I've done it with powderd milk, and you could'nt tell the difference.

Rhody Hunter · 05-01-2009, 03:05 PM

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ORIGINAL: Big Guy01

Hot dogs kids love them and you just cook them on a stick over the fire. Another favourite is minute rice and dried veggy soup. Just add boiling water to the rice and dry soup in a plastic bottle and screw the cap on . In 5 minutes you have great rice. Those ramen noodles work good too.

I may do the ramen noodles for lunch and omelets in a bag for breakfast. for dinner i will probably do something in a pouch
and venision . any other suggestion people have

jerseyhunter · 05-02-2009, 03:18 AM

You can make some venison stew or other meal at home. Vac seal in individual meals and freeze. Now you have ice packs to keep other things cold or in case of a sprain, and when thawed, dinner.