Campfire Cookery
Submitted by laudalino on Tuesday, 4 August 20096 Comments
Camping does not mean you have to have food that you need to hydrate, nor food that comes from a can and you heat up. One can eat well while camping by being a little prepared and ingenious!
The beginning of Sunset while we cooked & sipped on wine.
We had such a great time camping in the Sierras a couple weeks ago, that we have decided to head up for a couple nights. We have some fun things planned like, sunning, reading, biking and of course eating – wait until you see this! In the mean time we wanted to share some highlights from the last trip and when we get back this weekend we will let you know how you can eat well, while getting away from it all!
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I’m looking for the marshmallow recipe!!
We love camping and making great food. I would love to have access to fresh chickpeas. Your meals looks delicious.
mmmm… salted padrons with beer. This is making me want to skip out early today to go to happy hour.
I love to cook outdoors. I’ve never got more into it than a disposable barbecue (I see you make your own), but it’s still a great feeling to cook and eat outside with nature on a beautiful day.
it must have taken forever to shell the fresh chickpeas. or did you buy them already taken out of their pods? in beirut, we used to buy bunches from street vendors, and eat them as a snack. the vendors have gone but the driver i use when i’m there still brings me some from his garden if i happen to be visiting when they’re in season, although now i don’t have the patience to pop too many open. very sticky.
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