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Hey, I'm leaving in 2 days for a camping trip out west and I was wondering if anyone had some food suggestions that were easy and could be cooked with limited resources and effort... so no dutch oven stuff. I'm looking for stuff that is good to make after 12 hours of driving when you don't feel like putting much effort into dinner.

So far I've already included hot dogs and s'mores and PB&J sandwiches. And granola bars.

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If you can stand it, Mac N' Cheese works well (if you get a small grill). I'd also try bagels for breakfast (bring peanut butter) and maybe some soup for dinner.

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Pre-cooked ham and salami. The greatest foods in the world.

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If you're not bringing any heat source, pretty much your only options are sandwiches, fruit, and pre-packaged snacks.

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well we're gonna have fire. i'm also bringing a pocket rocket, which is a little backpacking camp stove.

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CLIF bars are awesome if you plan to go hiking, or you can just a piece of one for a snack (Very filling, but very nutritious, yet very delicious)

C-rations.
Mac 'n Cheese
Eggs (maybe sausage or bacon if you are willing to cook a little longer)
Energy bar type things


Yeah, I Can't think of anything else...

Breakfast burritos! Scrambled eggs and pan sausage on warmed flour tortillas with salsa.

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You're going to Yellowstone? I'm going to a Jellystone! Fun times. I haven't tried this yet, but it sounds awesome:

You boil a pot of water. Like, seriously boil. Then crack two eggs into a Ziploc (or similar) bag. Then shake it for a while. Then put your omlette fixin's in there, and close it up, and put it in the pot for 13 minutes.

And then you take it out of the bag and eat it... probably.

Not cooking something hard! Some of the best foods are made over a camp stove. Even if I drove 12 hours Id still be cooking something great! Sorry, Im no help, I love to cook big meals when camping. It tastes all the better.

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They make bags of instant mashed potatoes. You just add water and heat. Mmmm, yummy. I love those. My dad made those over vacation when we were camping.

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Burgers! Baked Taters!

Heck, you can wrap up just about anything in aluminum foil, put it in the fire for a while, and it tastes delicious.

This is an old recipie called slop. For each person you need:

1 potato
1 egg
1 handful of cheese(shredded)
2 slices of bacon

Fry the potato and bacon till the bacons done, then add the cheese and egg until the cheese is melted. This stuff is G-E-W-D gewd.
You can also add or substitute anything with anything. Hope you like it!!

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If you like them, a bag of potatoe chips can be really nice.

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Any form of canned stew is delicious. Also, bacon. Just bring, like, ten pounds of bacon.

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check. i just stuck a couple cans of stew with the pile of supplies. hmm... i'm not a big bacon fan but i know my friend is (it's just the two of us camping)

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Oh, I thought of something. Toasted sandwhiches. Just bring, some sort of meat and the toppings you want along with buns and butter. To toast the buns just lightly butter. Then put in pan over fire to make butter golden brown (Do this on top and bottom of bun). Make sure its all heated and add your toppings. If you want you can heat up the meat to.

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or i could use pie irons, which i just discovered in my parents camping junk... you can make some good pizzas with them things...

thanks so much for the suggestions guys, i'll be going shopping for things tonight

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Don't forget trail mix. That stuff is always good to have around to use as slingshot ammo in self defense... and you can eat it too.

if someone hasn't said it, dry as much fruit as you can. it's light. also, i hear if you go hiking, you should buy lots of candy bars. butterfingers, and, um, that's the only american candy i know. sure, they're sugary, but they have lotsa energy.

Stew works too. Just peas, carrots, and some taters. And maybe a little pepper. (Water helps )

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You should bring popcorn. Nothing better than cooking popcorn over an open fire...

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With that pie iron you found, you can make pizza sandwiches. Those things are the best. It's just pizza ingredients minus the crust, plus bread. It all equals magic.

pizza sandwiches? that sounds great, for some reason.

it IS... i've had it in girl scouts! we're having pizza sandwiches for sure, i threw some black olives and pepperoni in the box

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And grilled cheese is good too. You can make it with shredded cheese too! And toss in stuff, like bacon, red peppers and stuff.

You know what's surprsingily good? Grilled cheese with an apple slice in it. YUMMY.

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Honesly, hot dogs over a fire are the BEST way to eat them. That's all you need!

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What about MRE's? You can get those at most places that sell camping stuff, and they're actually really good.

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What about canned baked beans! Those pwn!

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Actually, you have an excellent point there. Canned baked beans are quite delicious, especially if you do them on an open fire. YUM

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