Outdoor Camping Cooking Tips-here's your Essential checklist

There is nothing like cooking in a roaring campfire! But cooking in the open air is something different than at home cooking. Here are some outdoor kitchen tips that will make your camping trip much easier and more enjoyable.

Just think how you impress your family and friends you will when you make your cooking skills at the campsite show! the following outdoor cooking tips and tricks will your camping adventure much more fun ...

First of all, create a list of things you need to take it with you. has no intention of going to fail and there is nothing more frustrating then find that the items needed to prepare meals not package.

Here's a handy checklist, you off to a good start:

-bottle and can opener, corkscrew

-milk powder, evaporated milk

-coffee filters, tea bags, coffee, hot chocolate

-small cutting board

-a lot of heavy aluminium foil

-Zip loc freezer bags in different sizes and large garbage bags

-seasoning (salt, pepper, sugar, spices)

-paper hand towels (a lot of em '!)

-Cookware (pliers, serve grill forks, spoons, knives, spatula)

-insulated foam cups, dishes, plates and plastic cutlery

-plastic cups and plastic drinking bowls

-measuring spoons and cups of different

-pot holders, mittens and mitts

-dish wash-hand basin, dish soap, towels, sponge, scrub

box of matches

-plastic table cloth

-Gladware Ziplocs and storage tanks for leftovers

-pot or pan with a lid, skillet

-aluminum foil cooking tins

-non-stick cooking spray, oil

-butane lighter

-Fatwood or natural firestarters

-barbecue grill (just in case your camping not already)

-charcoal briquettes and propane

-Firewall (if necessary)

-grill at the top of the campfire

-Dutch oven

-propane stove

Always practice good etiquette and let the campsite if you found it. bring lots of garbage bags, so that you can throw all your Recycle Bin. not all leave food and bring much of containers to pack leftovers.

Get Cookin'! here are some favs camper:

-Barbequing or burgers, hot dogs, chicken, steaks, spare ribs, steaks, fish, vegetables grilling.

-One of my favorite things to use in the camp is a Dutch oven. a Dutch oven is a deep cast iron or aluminium pot with a tight lid who loves the steam in during cooking. you can create as many tasty meals in a Dutch and it's incredibly easy!

-The most common way to grill is wrapping. Insert your meat, vegetables and fish in foil, a small Pat of oil or butter to add it's taut. sealing and place it on the grill. because the moisture and taste.

Things to remember:

-Make life easier by the preparation of the necessary ingredients for your meals at home and packaging in zip-locs. make sure that the label!

-Preformulating the meat will save you time!

-Block of ice lasts much longer than the cubes

-Cooler articles are stored in leak-proof containers to avoid spillage

-Keeping of fires, contests, and combustible products of tents-they can melt!

-Thoroughly Clean-up after every meal.

Happy camping!

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