Campfire recipes for kids

Considering the campfire recipes for children, simple is always better. The basic concepts of work quite well as hot dogs, and smores but there are many other recipes to be taken into account.

Sausages wrapped in mass

You can create your own "corndog" taking some ready-made biscuits mass adding the call to the amount of water and a hot dog that has already placed on a stick with the mass of adjustment. Be careful not to place the dough too thick, otherwise not cooking. Cook until golden fire and service with mustard or ketchup.

Meatballs

I have a son who is very demanding but loves meatballs. Why not anyone buys precooked or make their own meatballs, sure to cook thoroughly before your trip for camping and re-heat in packages of foil to tuck in the coals.? You can even add slices of potatoes, carrots and add your choice of condiments to make this a complete meal.

Grilled sandwiches

With a cake of iron you can do any kind of grilled sandwich your imagination can come up with. Cheese, Turkey and cheese, ham and cheese, including a pizza sandwich! And the majority of children is fully contained with just a regular ' ole to the campsite sandwiches, sure bring the peanut butter and jelly of times when children are hungry and the fire is out.

Waffles

Waffles are such a versatile food and may include food from camping trip. A waffle iron can cook waffles to the bonfire. My children (bless their hearts) do not like eggs but they devour waffles to be able to cook waffles on a campfire is great.

Eggs

Eggs are not just for breakfast and if you have children who love scrambled eggs, can be coding eggs with your choice of other ingredients, taking a type of plastic Ziplock bags inside the bag of oil, add ingredients, crush the bag and then put it in a pot with boiling water. Cook 3 to 5 minutes or until they have established the eggs. The best part - not cleaning!

Ramen noodles

Although this may not be the most healthy choice, food pre-empaquetados such as ramen noodles work quiet well around the site of camp, especially thermal packaged children. Everything you need to do is add hot water and allow the liquid cook noodles.

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J. Jennifer enjoys camping trips with his family and enjoys sharing what works with fussy eaters around the campsite. You can find more information about the Campfire cooking with children on its Web site campfirecookingnow.com, as well as other suggestions to Cook Campfire.