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| CAMP |
| FIRLESS FOODS- A variety of snacks, appetizers, salads, drinks, and dessert that can be prepared in the outdoors without a need for cooking on a flame. |
| IN ONE POT- Meals made in a large pot. Makeing meals easy ans satisfying on a cold camp night. |
| ON THE COALS- Foil cooking, and roasting over the open fire. |
| ON THE GRILL- From the backyard camp overs to the camp grills. |
| IN THE BOX OVEN- The outdoor oven all that can be inside can be done outside at camp too.. |
| ON STICKS- Simple meals using no utensils just a clean stick and PATIENCE. |
| IN THE DUTCH OVEN- Cook in a slow cooking ground oven |
| SPECIALTY COOKING- unquie methods of cooking in the outdoors. |
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| * Before lighting a fire: tie back hair and loose clothing. * Make sure there is a bucket of water next to the cooking area. * Put out fires with sprinkles of water. NEVER pour on. * Carry along a bandana for your hair or to use as a pot carrier. * Smear liquid soap on the outside of pots to prevent burning. |
| * Store sandwiches upright for the nosebag meal. * Carry a juicy fruit on a hike to quench your thirst. * Suck on a hard candy to quench your thirst. * Salami and other hard meats travel well for long periods of time. * put dish water to heat before eatting. * Never dump waste water into your water sourcd. Dump 200 ft inland. |
| MEASUREMENTS 1 FISTFUL = 1/2 CUP 5 FINGER PINCH = 1 TEASPOON 4 FINGER PINCH = 2/3 TEASPOON 3 FINGER PINCH = 1/8 TEASPOON |
| 1 LB. BACON - 20-24 SLICES 1 LB. LUNCHMEAT = 12-16 SLICES 1 LB. SLICED WHITE BREAD = 20-22 SLICES 1 LB. WHOLE WHEAT BREAD = 16 SLICES 1LB. GRAHAM CRACKERS = 65 CRACKERS 1 LB. SALTINE CRACKERS = 130 SQUARES 20 OZ. BISCUIT MIX SERVES 10 PEOPLE |
| 1 LB PASTA YIELDS 8 CUPS COOKED 1 CUP RICE = 3 1/2 - 4 CUPS COOKED 1 GAL OF LIQUID YIELDS 16 - 1 CUP SERVINGS 1 LB CHEESE YIELS 16 SLICES OR 4 CUPS GRATED 1 LB LARGE MARSHMELLOW = 64 MARSHMELLOWS 8 OZ SALAD DRESSING = 12 SERVINGS 10 OZ JELLY = 10 - 1 TBSP SERVINGS |
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| DRINKS- Drinks to be enjoyed around the camp fire or in your back yard |
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| CLICK ON THE APPLE NEXT TO THE RECIPES YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE. |
| Click on the title to see more helpful hints. |