what is your favourite meal to cook at camp?

[monkey boy]

i have to say mine would have to be a good old pot of stew, warms my belly up befor I go to sleep in the hammock. my nan used to say "it will put hairs on your chest son & make you grow big and strong" you dont get it when your a kid but she was telling the truth.

 

[dasy2k1]

Spag bog....
Had it many times on camp (mainly scouting related) easy to cook and goes down well with most scouts.

Versatile too, meat doesn't have to be beef.....
Had it with lamb... Quorn (about the only edible dish that can be made from quorn) even tried it once with diced rabbit (was very tasty)

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[Shewie]

I'm with you on the stew mb, or maybe a curry for a bit of variety

Bacon and sausage sarnies for breaky or choc porridge

 

[santaman2000]

Hard to decide between these two:

-Bacon and beans
-Fresh caught fish by the riverbank.

 

[Harvestman]

Rice and salami, with foraged greens. No fuss, packs small, tastes good, and very filling.

 

[yomperalex]

If I'm glamping, then a full on seafood barbie.

If I'm back-packing then just a pot of beans and some form of pig meat.

Alex

 

[Highbinder]

Cooked breakfast of course! Bacon, black pudding, fried eggs, mmm

 

[Man of Tanith]

bubble up stew served with fried chorizo and bannock
always a winner despite it being as simple as opening several tins

 

[silentpaddler]

I just came back from the hunt camp today; a few nights ago we deep-fried a 17 pound wild turkey in 5 gallons of vegetable oil.
It took about an hour and it came out done to perfection. A highly recommended camp meal.

 

[The Big Lebowski]

Glamping... Cuban smoked pork with coriander vinaigrette, cooking time 10 hours

Roughing... Batchelors pasta 'n' sauce with some chopped chorizo. Happy days!

 

[Ivan...]

I have been fortunate , to have partaken in the cuban pork 10 hour extravaganza, courtesy of TBL and its my fav too !

Hangi leg of lamb aint bad either .

And of course all forms of stew/casserole. In particular TBL's mutton cawl .

The above all relate to numbers cooking , but if alone good old fry up. Most forms of bannock.

Deffo not beanfeast ! you will stink the camp out !!

 

[Retired Member southey]

Boerworse either dried or fresh depending on how long I'm out, and either potatoe with chilly sauce or sudsa and chilly sauce(now I've learnt to make it properly) and a tin of chackalaca(my spelling this morning is terrible I think)

 

[Tadpole]

Slow cooked Thai style stewed beef served with Noodles and a chilli and lime dipping sauce. Or Potato and green vegetable frittata, with bannock and crispy fried onions. The Thai style stewed beef take 4 hours to cook, but is worth the wait. the Frittata take half an hour max, and is heaven in a frying pan

 

[ateallthepies]

Two of mine are Thai Green Curry with Chicken and Prawns with rice or a Goulash with Dumplings. The Goulash is enhanced with a spicy Czech sausage, best I ever tasted, depending if anyone has some at the time at camp.

All made in cast iron Dutch Ovens.

Steve.

 

[rik_uk3]

My food is fantastic so the answer is whatever meal I've just cooked.

 

[ateallthepies]

I know if your hungry that any food is bliss, but if not does anything put you right off a nice meal?

Mine is carrots in a stew/casserole. Hate them with a passion unless chopped fine enough to not see them!

Love raw or roasted carrots though, weird eh?

Steve

 

[nuggets]

bacon an egg sarnie in the morning or lamb chops for dinner on the barby!!

 

[The Mounty]

Mine has to be the first morning with a T-Bone steak and eggs with a little tobasco on top!

 

[Realbark]

Corned beef hash for evening camping. bacon n eggs wiv beans for brekkie, with vinegar added. Lovely!

 

[sandbender]

what is your favourite meal to cook at camp?

Bread, bannock or a dampa of some sort.