What's your favourite camping meal?

[grumit]

Good old uncle bens boil in the bag rice with tuna and sweet corn simple and quick

 

[Greg]

Squirrel shallow fried in oil with hedge garlic...crow & pigeon breast meat stew....Rabbit stew ..all of the above !!

 

[santaman2000]

Squirrel shallow fried in oil with hedge garlic...crow & pigeon breast meat stew....Rabbit stew ..all of the above !!

Now you've got me hungry!

 

[Greg]

You mean you aren't always hungry !! :-D

 

[Big G]

At the moment I'm really into cooking Ribeye steak on my £5 pound Lidl griddle pan

 

[santaman2000]

You mean you aren't always hungry !! :-D

You know me well. LOL

 

[Greg]

You know me well. LOL

lol

 

[Greg]

I remember a while back one of the SWB lads ...Lloyd..made pizza in an oven over the fire..that was top grub

 

[Robson Valley]

Lots of pasta with a really savory cheese sauce. The meat part is whatever thaws out first!
If I don't need a belly full of carbs then tacos.

I've had campfire pizza, too. The cook was an absolute wizard and magician.
I think that's a trick worth learning to surprize the Hello out of everybody.

 

[Wullie]

Brown beans, sliced hot dogs and fresh bannock.

 

[Tiley]

The best out-and-out bushcrafty meal I had was the breast meat of a crow, wrapped with a little butter in wild garlic and wrapped again in a giant burdock leaf. It was slow roasted under the embers of a fire and was delicious, served with a potato baked in the embers.

Apart from that, pretty much anything filling works for me though it's hard to beat a full English breakfast. Somehow, it just tastes better when you're out in the wilds.

 

[Hammock_man]

Heart and beetroot stew. Plus any veg/herbs/pasta to hand but there must be Lambs heart and beetroot in the mix. Slow cooked over a wood fire, give the odd stir, add a few more bits, great end to the day.

 

[mowerman]

I'm lying in bed watching the darts final and reading this thread and it's making me ravenous !
I could happily eat every suggestion on here and most of them twice 👍

 

[Cabe]

It's become a bit of tradition with my buddy. We met in Cub Scouts and back then they let us play with fire so we make it the 3 times a decade we get to go camping. 10-year-olds! FIRE!

Banana, slit down the length, push chocolate buttons in the gap, wrap in foil.

 

[Tonyuk]

Would have to be the razor clams in garlic butter i caught and cooked up last weekend on the (cough) beach. Otherwise it would be a good curry with a few fresh chillies. I added a bit of rabbit in to the last proper curry i made outside and it was fantastic cooked over a few embers for about and hour odd.

Tonyuk

 

[Hammock Hamster]

Oh my, sooo many options to pick from.
I am a big fan of a hearty stew (beef if I’m with those of a delicate disposition rabbit or pigeon if not), sausages over the flames, steak directly on the coals, camp bread and bannock.
Always fancied trying a spit roast (insert inappropriate comment here) with a decent sized joint or better yet a whole pig or lamb.


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[R.G. Barjey]

For the morning .. Bacon and Egg rolls and evening time when I`m out .. Liver and Onions.

 

[walker]

if its base camp, fish soup
caught fresh cut up and boiled with carrots swede onion garlic salt and pepper

 

[Madriverrob]

Tinned stewing steak , tinned potatoes and tinned garden peas ! All in together with bread and butter ...... nectar

 

[Mesquite]

Any curry goes down well with me.

Other meals include slow roasted leg of lamb in a mint gravy or a salmon ponassed over the fire take some beating