Cooking Campfire Beans or Lentils Few things beat a hearty bowl of beans or lentils after a long day of camping. Cooking them over a campfire is easier than you think — and the flavor payoff is huge! Start with Pre-Soaked or CannedFor faster cooking, bring pre-soaked...

Camping with a pack-it-in, pack-it-out mentality doesn’t mean you waste food. Parmesan rinds? Toss them in your camp soup pot for a savory boost. Orange peels or cinnamon sticks? Simmer with water for a makeshift bug-repelling “camp potpourri.” Got bacon grease? Use...

Discover innovative strategies to make your camp cooking experience faster and more enjoyable. Transform your outdoor meals with these practical tips.When you're out in the wilderness, every moment counts. Efficient camp cooking not only saves time but also enhances...

When you’re out in the woods, it’s easy for meals to start tasting the same. That’s where umami-rich camping staples come in. Small items like soy sauce packets, anchovy paste tubes, or shelf-stable miso can completely change your campfire cooking game. Just a dab or...

Foil meals are hands-down one of the easiest ways to cook at camp. Wrap up sliced potatoes, onions, sausage, and seasoning — or try salmon with lemon and dill. Seal it well, toss it into your campfire’s coals, and let the heat do the work. No pots, no cleanup. Pro...