outdoor campfire cooking
You gather the kindling and the wood, I'll get the food together to put on the campfire.
There is something very special about campfire cooking. Everything just seems to taste so very much better over a open campfire! http://backpackingstore.net
But this kind of cooking requires a different kind of skill, plus a different type of cooking equipment, then what we might use at home. The way I was brought up, and old cast iron skillet, and a bottle of cooking oil, salt and pepper and maybe a roll of aluminum foil, paper plate a spatula some forks and soap to wash the pots and pans in the creek was all you needed. And of course catching those fish, well campfire cooking can be a challenge in itself. http://backpackingstore.net
So lets take some time to plan your meals before going,decide what you will eat when you get there and how you will prepare it. Make a list of the staples you will need first, example is salt and pepper aluminum foil, and so on. And get started enjoying! Outdoor campfire cooking involves quite a bit of skill and imagination but with a little practice and creativity you too can come to master it.
Enjoy not only the food but the process of preparing it! The backpacking in between, the sleeping in a sleeping bag and tent, listening to the frogs croaking in the lake while adding wood to your campfire. There's many methods of cooking food on a campfire, and some fast and easy recipes just to get you started and many smiles as you remember, all the fun you had while out in the open,camping, or backcountry backpacking looking up at the stars on a clear night as you cook over an open campfire.We've done the work for you here http://backpackingstore.net
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