Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Outdoor Cooking”
In previous recipes I have experimented using both Swedish flat breads and French baguettes to make pizza meals, and both have been a success. However, today’s idea of pizza wraps wins hands down over those two, according to the taste testing panel of my crazy trio. They were so easy to make, very quick to cook, and extremely tasty to eat. Ingredients …
On Easter Monday we headed out for an outdoor adventure, and I was trying to rack my brain with a way of using up a little Easter chocolate with a new campfire treat. I came up with fruity s’mores! They were given the thumbs up by my testing trio, plus Dadda on this occasion, and we will definitely be making …
This apple and cinnamon porridge breakfast is quick and easy (a big plus point when you are outdoors), tasty, and very filling. It’s perfect for starting the day in the great outdoors, or as a snack to make when out hiking for the day as it will give you lots of energy. Ingredients For Apple And Cinnamon Porridge (This is …
This fruity breakfast porridge makes a good start to any day, whether hiking, camping, or even in the kitchen at home 🙂 It is fruity, tasty, and healthy, and it certainly warmed me up the day I cooked it! Ingredients for Raspberry And Coconut Porridge This will make one serving, so just multiply the ingredients by how many people you …
Snow ice cream is the perfect way to use some of that cold white stuff up, and turn it into a tasty snack while you are out enjoying playing in the snow. With only four ingredients (although you can add more/different making various other flavours), snow ice cream is very simple and your little ones will love it!! Ingredients For …
Do you want a nice easy campfire breakfast? These chocolate breakfast oats will not only warm you up, they will fill you up. and they are tasty too! Ingredients For Chocolate Breakfast Oats: 2 cups of rolled oats 2 cups of milk (we used oat milk as one of us is vegan) 1 tablespoon agave syrup (this can be honey …
I have deliberated over whether to share my campfire waffles recipe, as not everyone possess their grandmother’s ancient cast iron waffle iron. However, I decided to go for it for a few reasons…other than we adore waffles!! Firstly, this recipe is the same one I use for my indoor waffle iron too (we are talking Scandinavian heart shaped waffles here). …
My Kelly Kettle and I are inseparable on our outdoor adventures. We take it everywhere with us. We enjoy it so much I thought I would give you a basic guide as to how you use it and then you can see if this is something you would like to give a go when out and about in the great …
With the weather getting a lot colder now in the Swedish winter, we need food that is easy and quick to prepare, and the less hassle to cook, the better. French bread pizza is perfect for even the pickiest of little people to eat (and I have three, and they loved them!). Ingredients For Pizza: One baguette (serves three children) …
We do not have Bonfire Night over here in Sweden, but that didn’t stop us getting into the spirit of things making these scrummy campfire toffee apples! They were a huge hit with my trio and I couldn’t resist either. All my recipes can be prepared at the campfire, but we are now hitting minus temperatures outdoors, so I’m doing …
