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Campfire Recipes And Open Fire Cooking TipsNo matter how beautiful the weather, how breathtaking the scenery, or how much fun you have fishing and hiking, it seems that the best part of camping out is the food cooked over the campfire. Whether it be something as simple as roasted hot dogs or an entire meal, nothing seems to taste better than the flavor of wood-fired foods prepared in the great outdoors. This page offers campfire cooking tips as well as some of our favorite open fire recipes. If you have a favorite recipe that you want to share, feel free to send it to us. We'll post it here for others to enjoy! Preparing And Setting Up Your Camp Kitchen Seasoned campers know all too well the importance of having the right tools, cooking equipment, spices, work space, and everything else that is needed to be a successful camp cook. When you are out in the middle of nowhere in the middle of fixing dinner, it isn't a good time to realize that you should have brought certain items along to make the job easier. Just think about all of the stuff you use at home when preparing a meal to eat around the dining room table. It's no different in the woods, except for one thing....your kitchen cupboard could be a hundred miles away, and the nearest store might be too far to be worth the trip. Being prepared ahead of time takes the hassle out of camp cooking tips and ensures that everyone will enjoy great meals. The first thing you should do is put together a "Chuck Box" (also known as a grub box or patrol box) that you keep all of your camp kitchen equipment in. The only requirement for a chuck box or grub box is that it store the items you need for your camp kitchen. This saves you from scrounging around your home kitchen for place settings, cooking tips, spices, and everthing else you'll need every time you want to go camping. In the strictest sense a sturdy cardboard box could be used as a chuck box. Also nowadays there are many large, varied and inexpensive plastic containers that can serve the same function and have the added features of seal, easy stacking and they are water proof.
What all this really means is that once you have a well outfitted chuck box, whether it be a simple box full of utensils, spices, & other necessities, or a more elaborate design, your once lengthy camping checklist turns into only a few items with the grub box being one of them, so the getting ready to go camping hassle is gone forever. And you won't forget any key items anymore because things are always there in your grub box just waiting for you. Once in the field you find the work surfaces and utility features are an absolute delight. So the real bottom line is you go camping more often!!!! Get Ready to Cook
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