BEST camping meals. Breaky - lunch - dinner.

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Molly · Answer

ham and cheese on hawaiian rolls: I make these sandwiches, wrap the whole thing in tin foil and put back in the Hawaiian roll plastic sleeve.  When ready, keep in the tin foil and heat on the stove or fire.  Warm and delicious in ~15 minutes!

Veronica Usher · Answer

Walking Tacos: Don’t even bother making the chili, just bring cans. Great for kids and very customizable.

Amy · Answer

Fluffy Cottage Cheese Pancakes: These guys but baked ahead of time and packed in cooler. Easy breakfast, esp good warmed over the fire, even better with a marshmallow melted on top if you’re wild

Brandi · Answer

breakfast burritos: I prep the fillings ahead- precook and crumble the bacon or sausage, air fry & crumble some tater tots (superior filling-to-crispy ratio vs. hash browns), pre-chop onions, and crack some eggs in a deli container.

While the tortillas are warming on a skillet or griddle, I melt the cheese on top of them while I crisp up the fillings to order- last step is scrambling some eggs into the hot filling and wrapping it all up in the warmed tortilla. Easy to eat in a camp chair and minimal cleanup, plus they can be customized to order!

Cathay · Answer

Budae Jjigae: There’s really nothing like hot spicy ramen noodles after a sweaty hike.

JV · Answer

PBBCC ™️: Peanut butter, banana, chocolate chips on whole wheat. The only camping lunch you will ever need. Make sure there’s banana slices and chocolate chips in every bite. Bonus if the sandwich gets warm in your backpack while you’re hiking (this melts the chocolate.) The best part is that it tastes like peanut butter, banana and chocolate chips 🙃

Clara · Answer

Gussied-up noodles for camping dinners: You can spiff these up a lot or a little with chopped scallions, sesame or chili oil, miso, tofu, fresh herbs, an egg, whatever — but they’re convenient and delicious after a long day’s hike, either way. I like to do a similar thing with Annie’s or Goodles (especially the Down the Hatch, aged cheddar, and Parmesan spirals ones) boxed mac and cheese, too.

Clara · Answer

Raisin date and walnut Quaker Oats for camping breakfasts: Never found better instant oats than these. I bring a box of them and a box of plain instant oats, then mix them together (otherwise, they’re a bit too sweet imo).

Mara Bowden · Answer

Beef Stew: If you want a hearty, delicious meal, beef stew is incredible. Cut up all of your ingredients at home and bring a big pot. Super fun to let cook for a while whilst talking and spending time with your people. And everyone gets a fantastic home-cooked meal at the end.

Mara Bowden · Answer

Madras Lentils Packs: Best easy option is the madras lentil packs I buy from costco. Ideal for late night arrivals where you don’t have time to cook.