If you have all your camping kitchen essentials all sorted, you can get started on planning the simple, delicious and easy meals you will be cooking for breakfast, lunch and dinner on your next camping trip on or next to the campfire. Planning a list of the meals you will be having while on your trip will help you to prepare and store the produce you will be taking with you.
Camping trips are a great way for campers to relax, enjoy the peaceful sounds and surrounds and be at one with nature. Sometimes the simplest recipes are the way to go because it means less garbage and more storage space for other things. Plus, more time to relax, which is a bonus. If you’re fishing near a creek or river, you may want to cast a rod and try to catch a fish to have with some vegetables for dinner.
Bringing along canned vegetables and fruit on your camping trip is a great way to eat healthy and simple meals, without worrying that your produce will spoil due to the heat. For example, if you’re lucky enough to catch some fish from a nearby waterway, you can throw it on a grill on the campfire with some vegetables, which will make for a fantastic meal. Some designated camping spots have a BBQ, but most of the time you will need to bring a grill or a stove so that you can enjoy hot dinners.
Check out a few of the team at Camping Gear Store – Australia’s favourite recipes below:
Meat and Vegetable Stew – who doesn’t love some meat off the BBQ, or some freshly caught fish, and some vegetables. Keep your meat or fish in a cooler or fridge until it comes time to light up the BBQ, pair it with some tinned vegetables, some sauce or stock and let it simmer in the pot. Don’t forget to debone the fish.
Camp Oven Damper – An Australian favourite. All you need is some self-raising flour, a pinch of salt and some water.
BBQ kebabs – BBQ kebabs over the campfire or on the grill makes for a fantastic lunch or dinner while camping with friends or family.
Baked beans with egg and bacon – A traditional breakfast. Tinned baked beans with bacon and eggs. Count us in.
Burgers – Burger lovers can try their hand at making burgers over the grill or the camp fire. All you need is some burger buns, meat patties, lettuce, tomato, cheese and sauce.
S’mores – If you’ve got a sweet tooth, you should try s’mores. All you need is marshmallows and mouth-watering chocolate-covered digestive biscuits.
Tacos – Put together a basic dough with flour, water, butter and salt. Cook as a flat loaf and then toast it in the flames. Complete the meal with some meat, lettuce, tomato, cheese and sauce.
Potato Bake – A simple dish to cook in the outback, especially if you have a camper stove and a family favourite.
Billie Tea – If you’ve looking for a warm drink for those cool and chill nights, pull out the kettle and make some billie tea for a refreshing and relaxing drink.
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