The Dutch Oven is the original do it all cooking product. If you can make it a Dutch Oven can make it better.
I love chicken noodle soup. I don’t know many people that don’t have a fond memory of some kind of soup, and chicken noodle is usually somewhere at the top. (Tomato is pretty high for many people, I am not a fan.) Today’s Crack Chicken Noodle soup recipe is a step above the average. Tons…
There are six days until the start of fall! The leaves have already begun to change color, and the yard has a light coat of foliage. That means it’s not only pumpkin spice time, but it’s also prime time for Chicken Noodle.
There are 27 days until fall! To go on a bit of rant, there are also Halloween decorations up in almost every store.
Happy 4th of July! When you think of America do you think of Old Glory waving, Baseball and Apple Pie? Then you are going to love today’s dutch oven recipe. How about some Apple Cobbler to go with all that ‘Merica?
Cooking with soda is a simple way to add a lot of ingredients using one item. Combined of water, sugars, and coloring, soda is used to make barbecue, glazes, sauces, and more. Today’s recipe uses it to make delicious Dutch Oven chicken over the campfire.
This requires more than just a dutch oven – but the final prep and finish rely on the tried and true bucket of awesomeness. Today’s recipe is a combination of natures two greatest foods. The humble potato, savior of nations, and bacon the world’s most versatile food.
I love cobblers. Peach, blueberry, cherry, pretty much whatever kind you make I will eat. The fact that this recipe uses one of my other camping favorites, a Dutch oven makes it even better!
This was a staple growing up and brings back really fond memories. A good tuna noodle casserole will make you feel full, warm, and just leave you with a wonderful happy feeling.
Like most things, animals you hunt taste better when they are field prepared. Something about replenishing the energy lost hunting an animal by eating that animal is very satisfying. Combined with the always amazing Dutch Oven and you can make a veritable feast from very little.
It’s cold, it’s wet, it’s a moonlit night with a chill wind and a warm fire. Whatever the situation when the weather turns colder a campfire favorite is eating a stew. Hearty, filling, and warming eating stew cooked on the campfire warms not just your body, but your spirit as well.
I love dutch oven cooking. A dutch oven is one of the single greatest cooking devices ever created by man. I place it right next to actually discovering fire. It sure does make some great Red Beans and Rice.
Not every camp setup has a dutch oven but you are truly missing out on one of the most versatile items you can pack. The Dutch Oven, combined with a good skillet, can make almost everything you would want to eat over a campfire. Just check out this Chicken Paella recipe!
