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Cardamon is a spice we use a lot of in our baking, and is contained in many shop bought food products in Sweden. It makes everything smell delicious and tasty, so I was keen to try and use it in some cardamon bread baked over the campfire. The results were perfect, even if a little charred looking, and the smell was so …
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 …
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). …
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 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 …
