RE: Camp food
The options are almost limitless for this type of "cooking".
We have done everything from an entire pot roast meal for ten guys to omelets to order in ziplock bags and boiling water.
A hearty stew is almost always a good choice.
I made a big bunch of rice in one gallon bag, and a bag each of seasoned chicken and beef with the peppers and onions already cookedfor Fajitas, Tortilla are great camping food as it doesn't matter if they get a little squished.
Another make ahead meal is salibury steak and pasta in separate bags.You can make as much or as little as you want.
Good chili is another option.
Really just about any meal you enjoy can be adapted to this type cooking.
Nemont