camping trip breakfast
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- danger831
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camping trip breakfast
Looking for a breakfast i can cook on a trip to the river got a stove and oven in camper or even better if i can cook on the 55 drum grill have 9 adults and4 kids (6-5-3-2) could be two things one for adults one for kids. The kids i can always cook waffles. Any good recipes? Thanks
- Gator
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Re: camping trip breakfast
I always cook migas on camping trips.
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We usually do breakfast burritos. Just scramble a mess of eggs w/ some sausage and throw in whatever you want. Warm some tortillas and enjoy.
- danger831
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thanks the breakfast burrito is my fall back meal I was just looking for something different I get tired of breakfast tacos
- cutt
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Re: camping trip breakfast
Gator wrote:I always cook migas on camping trips.
damnn right....we eat that any time of the day with some nice salsita and some nice homeade tortillas..
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Re: camping trip breakfast
We always did camping eggs. Make some pan fried potatoes with onion and green peppers throw in a bunch of bacon when the spuds are fork tender mix in a bunch of eggs and scramble it all up together. Serve with some sour dough toast with real butter no margerine for us old farmers.
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Try this out if you like cooking in a Dutch Oven. If I remember correctly it was a hit with the wife and kids and I enjoy the heck out of Dutch oven cooking.
http://papadutch.home.comcast.net/~papa ... mtnman.htm
http://papadutch.home.comcast.net/~papa ... mtnman.htm
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Re: camping trip breakfast
Helped my boy scouts on there cooking merit badge this week, we cooked a cowboy breakfast, on a cast iron skillet, a lil oil, onions, bellpeppers, cut up taters, cut up smoked sausage,dozen eggs, and a package of shredded cheese, also had some boys that never had cooked spam on a skillet. Not a trace left, boys ate the stuff up. Wished we waited to do this in the fall, I was cooking at 7 in the evening and it was blazing hot.
We also make the burritos as well, easy cook on the stove JDean maple sausage ,eggs, cheese, picante sauce, and toast, good easy breakfast.
Have a great camping trip.
We also make the burritos as well, easy cook on the stove JDean maple sausage ,eggs, cheese, picante sauce, and toast, good easy breakfast.
Have a great camping trip.
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