/r/CampfireCooking
Getting back to basics where food, fire, and fun are all combined into a little rustic sumpin' sumpin' called campfire cooking. Share your ideas, methods, and recipes where conversation is best. Dat Fire!
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Getting back to basics where food, fire, and fun are all combined into a little rustic sumpin' sumpin' called campfire cooking. Share your ideas, methods, and recipes where conversation is best. Dat Fire!
/r/CampfireCooking
I'm working at a school (USA) that is hosting a s'mores themed family event. Given that s'mores are a very cultural snack, I was looking for some campfire snacks that are enjoyed in other countries. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Beautiful view on the country side!
Easy peasy, oil both side, flip it once. Then add toppings, tent with aluminum foil to melt cheese. Pre made Aldi pizza dough.
My grandma used to make leipäjuusto (bread cheese) from milk, and we would cook it over the fire. I was surprised to see a version of it, called "Big Moo" brand at our local Publix, so I thought I would give it a try tonight!
I just practiced making this dish for the first time. I don't know if it came out well or not. I want to know if there should be anything else that needs to be improved or if there should be anything else added.