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From the duration of the trip, we know we need to plan the following: 2 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinners, and plenty of snacks. Having a solid Scout Camp Duty Roster will make meal planning and prep easier, helping your patrol or troop to determine what meals would work best for what day.
While foil pack dinners are a popular choice for camping trips, they can be enjoyed in various settings. You can cook foil packs on a grill in your backyard, in the oven for a quick and easy weeknight dinner, or even on a stovetop grill pan.
Place in cold water in medium billie, add 1 pinch of salt & place on fire. 4 Chop onion up quite small, the pepper into penny size pieces and the mushrooms into slices. 5 Put frying pan on fire & add 2 desert spoons of oil and heat for 2 minutes. 6 Add the onion, pepper and mushrooms.
Tip #1: Plan Your Meals Ahead of Time. Picking meals made up of the right ingredients is crucial when preparing food during a camp, miles away from civilization. After all, food spoilage is real! That’s why choosing your ingredients carefully and making a list is my first tip for successful camp cooking.
I’ve compiled a range of recipes designed especially for Cub Scouts. These are easy, fun, and safe for young cooks. And if you’re planning a camping trip with Scouts of any age, you’ll find a ton of practical ideas here that require minimal equipment and prep time.
Serving Suggestions: Unwrap and let cool some. Be careful they are hot! We like them drizzled with maple syrup. Yum! Mistybunny Eggy Bread or French Toast A traditional UK camp breakfast we serve with bacon or sausages and baked beans! Ingredients: Sliced bread Eggs (1 eggs will do about 2 slices of bread dependent upon the size of the egg!)
When menu planning for dinner, keep it simple by using basic cooking methods like grilling or boiling. Foil packet meals are a great option because Scouts can assemble them on their own. All you need is some meat, vegetables, and seasonings.
