Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Outdoor Cooking”
These delicious campfire fire cones are so simple to make, or rather, get your children to make!! They are tasty and delicious, and a melt in the mouth experience :-). We have made them a few times now, and every time they are a hit. I would thoroughly recommend using a spoon and plate though as they are a yummy …
This week’s tasty treat is a savoury lemon, ginger, and dill cod parcel. My trio were not that keen to try it, but once I explained that it is exactly what is in fish fingers (wink wink), they were more than happy to give it a go. Plus, I always find it tastes better to them when they have helped …
This is a Swedish dish and can be made up with variations on a theme. The main theme is chunks of onion, ham (or sausage), and potato, fried for 5 minutes in the pan. So, today for our snowy hike, I decided this warm comforting meal would be a good idea at our half way point for everyone to refuel. …
This week’s outdoor cooking inspiration is called fruity chocolate melt 🙂 This week’s hike was somewhere without a fire pit, so I needed to be able to cook our treat on the fire, in the Kelly Kettle base. This outdoor cooking treat was the perfect solution as was very simple, and only required a small pan to do it with. …
This outdoor cooking feast was lovingly named “banana squish” by my trio 🙂 It is campfire bananas. Doesn’t that make you want to try it 😉 It is rather delicious though, so don’t be put off by the name!! Who wouldn’t want to eat bananas with melted chocolate and marshmallow inside? Ingredients For Bananas Squish: 1 banana per …
We all appreciated this pit stop of baked honey and ginger apples on our hike this afternoon, as it was very warming, a little sweet tasting, and filling 🙂 As I am now buying Swedish supplies I will translate (although I am sure you can guess what they are!!). You would also find it easier with some sort of heat …
This is a very yummy, but simple treat, and is received with much delight!! You require the following to make marshmallow sandwiches: Skewers, marshmallows, and digestive biscuits (plus a fire!). You can also add Nutella into your sandwiches, but this is optional. Method To Make Marshmallow Sandwiches: Toast the marshmallow on the end of the skewer until nicely bubbling and browning. …
I am trialling a new idea for the blog; outdoor treats!! This will be a brief post of something tempting to cook outdoors. It will take time to build up a collection of ideas though, because although we have a lot of ideas, I want to blog about us doing them as we try them out, so you can see it …
