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Easy Campfire Cookbook: Simple Skillet, Skewer, Dutch Oven, and Foil Packet Recipes for Cooking over Flames and Coals

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Discover how easy cooking over a campfire can be

Camping in the great outdoors doesn't mean cookouts have to be limited to hot dogs on a stick. With the help of four simple tools―a cast iron skillet, a Dutch oven, skewers, or foil―this beginner-friendly cookbook shows you how to serve up hot and delicious meals fresh off your campfire.

What sets this campfire cookbook

Campfire cooking basics―Learn how to build a cookout-ready campfire, which ingredients to bring along versus what to prep at home, how to best pack your cooler, and more. Fun and easy recipes―From juicy camp burgers to triple berry cobbler, discover exciting new twists on campfire classics and creative new dishes that are sure to please. Clear organization―Recipes are organized into sections for each of the four tools, making it simple to find the right recipe for the tools you have. You won't even miss your kitchen with this easy-to-follow camp cookbook.

130 pages, Paperback

Published February 1, 2022

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July 26, 2026
While a bit meat / dairy / gluten heavy, it wouldn't be hard to substitute for some of these and still get a great result. I love the 4 sections of this cookbook: Skewers, foil packets, cast iron skillet, Dutch oven. I also love the fun camping tips!
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July 18, 2022
Being a vegetarian, not a big fan. I suppose some recipes could be converted.
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115 reviews4 followers
March 26, 2023
Have some great ideas on campfire cooking, but a lot of the recipes called for gluten. My family has celiacs so it would be impossible to make the recipes with canned biscuits.
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