Best camp fire meal.

Forum > General Discussion
1 2   Next
John
John (Bulldog)
16 Feb 2017

Would anyone have a camp fire recipe they would like to share or tell us about your favorite recipe.

Chris
Chris (Milney)
21 Feb 2017

Ask Julius for his Hungarian chicken recipe. 

Reply

Dennis
Dennis (bigden)
21 Feb 2017

I posted this on another forum. Love my camp oven and cook a range of things but this was great

https://4x4earth.com/forum/index.php?threads/camp-oven-chops.35241/

i also use it to cook pizza , lid has little legs, put some coals on the ground pizza on the lid , base over the top , coals on the top . Serve in ten minutes with a nice shiraz

Reply

John
John (Bulldog)
21 Feb 2017

I posted this on another forum. Love my camp oven and cook a range of things but this was great

https://4x4earth.com/forum/index.php?threads/camp-oven-chops.35241/

i also use it to cook pizza , lid has little legs, put som......

I really think we need to taste it.

Reply

John
John (Bulldog)
21 Feb 2017

Ask Julius for his Hungarian chicken recipe. 

Can you put up the Recipe

Reply

Dennis
Dennis (bigden)
21 Feb 2017

I really think we need to taste it.

Think I was away with you and had a small roast beefing veg one night and pull apart pork the next! Love my camp oven.

 

Reply

John
John (Bulldog)
21 Feb 2017

Think I was away with you and had a small roast beefing veg one night and pull apart pork the next! Love my camp oven.

 

I guess will just have to do it again. This time I'll be watching.
Maybe even get a feed.

Reply

Matt
Matt (zyttam)
21 Feb 2017

For desert this is easy

2 mini mars bar between bread in a jaffle

Melted chocolate, gooee caramel with a crunch to go with it, friggin awesome

note, only eat one for a night 

Reply

Hamish
Hamish (Almostunseen)
21 Feb 2017

My favourite that's so bloody quick and easy is just lamb shanks! Aldi does a 1KG twin pack of frozen lambshanks in cryvac that are pre-marinated.

Just take em out, single wrap in foil if i'm going camp over, or double wrap and straight into the fire for an hour or two. Falls off the bone and tastes beautiful!

 

Reply

Rod
Rod (Buffer)
21 Feb 2017

The best would have to be a great end of epic trip meal that has no real recipe, i just add everything left over to create a stew and moisture with red wine. Camp oven damper as a side. 

Just leave simmering for about 40 mins to slightly reduce. 

Serve on plate or large bowl.

Dunk damper in juices.

Followed by a brown ale.

Bobs your uncle.

Sleep for 8 hours.

Happy travels

Reply

Christo's chicken curry with rice one of the best things ive eaten in the bush

Reply

Jeff
Jeff (janderson)
22 Feb 2017

https://www.dropbox.com/s/tdcmh8akg251528/500%2B%20Camping%20Recipes.pdf?dl=0

Reply

This dish taste different everytime I cook it as it varies according to what goes in, keep the lid on to keep the moisture and flavours in!!!

Quantities will vary according to how many people you are feeding. 

Leave out the bacon, pumpkin, stock and herbs, add in your favourite curry paste

Left overs go really well in a jaffle iron the next day!

Chicken Casserole / Stew / Curry served with your favourite damper / rice

Chicken thighs Cubed

Bacon cut into thick strips

Onion cubed

Garlic roughly chopped

Carrot small cubes

Celery sliced across the grain

Pumpkin small cubes

Potato small cubes

Peas, tinned or dried (if using dried you may need to add a little extra water unless they are pre-soaked)

Any other veg such as beans, courgette/zuchini, cauliflower, leeks whatever takes your fancy or needs using up

Favourite mixed herb to taste 

Salt and pepper to taste

Chicken stock cube (no extra water)

Method

Prewarm oven with oil

Fry bacon, onion, garlic, carrot, celery with lid on until warmed through

Add pumpkin and potato until starting to soften, with lid on

Add herbs/curry paste, salt and pepper fry for a minute

Add chicken and stock cube cover, stir occasionally for 5 mins until browned

Add any other veg, leaving softer ones until last

Should not take more than 1 hour prep and cooking time start to finish.

Keep covered at all times to stop natural juices from evapourating

Stir vigorously just before serving to break up pumpkin and potato to thicken 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Reply

Jim
Jim (JimMc)
22 Feb 2017

Pork Roast with mustard in the camp oven on the campfire A easy meal with a great taste that you only can get on a open fire, give it a go and let me know how you went.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jpd0SY5PSIo

Reply

David
David (Paul Patrol)
22 Feb 2017

You get 2 eggs, 3 or 4 rashes of bacon and 2 slices of bread

*  Heat up hot plate.

* Add oil or butter or bear (whatever is available?)

* throw on rashes of bacon.

* After a few minutes add eggs.

* After a few more minutes, throw on bread slices.

* Turn over all ingredients when ech side is cooked to your liking (I don't turn my eggs & I like um a bit runny).

* When cooked to your liking, bung bacon and eggs on top of one slice of grilled bread.

* Add salt, pepper, chillie, sause or whatever the heck takes your fancy.

* Bung the other slice of grilled bread on top of the lot.

* Dig in.

The great thing about this recipie is no dishes, tastes great (who doesn't love bacon?) and it's friggen easy and takes 5 minutes tops. Leaving enough room in belly to tip in gallons of your favorite beverage.

No need for all that pretentious and time consuming garbage.

Reply

1 2   Next