Foil Packets
On our last few camping trips we started doing foil packets. Here are a few that have worked for us: Chicken & vegetables Chicken breast cubed Butter Chicken bouillon Water Garlic powder ...
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Hobo Pies
2 lbs hamburger
1 can each (drained)of corn, Green Beans and 2 cans of diced potatoes.
Or u can use 2 cans of mixed veggies like vegall instead
1/2 stick of butter
Salt and pepper to taste
I like to add a little onion to half as I have a picky eater that wont eat onions. Mix all with your hands.
grab a handfull and form in a ball like you are making hamburger pattys. Put in a sheet of heavy foil and smash the ball down slightly making a dent in the center with your thumb. (helps center cook) fold center and sides. The hubby and I form a assembly line with me forming the pattys and him wrapping with foil. If you are doing it yourself get your foil sheets out in a stack first. It gets messy if you are forming and wrapping by yourself.. If you are cooking it directly in the coals of the fire I would double wrap it..But I usually just cook them on our firegrate..Turn them a couple times .. Should take around 15-20 min depending on heat of your fire and thickness of your pattys..Take one out and cut in half to check the doneness.. If cooking in your oven 350 for 45 min.
Add in options are endless... BBq Sauce, mushrooms, peppers, etc..
2 lbs hamburger
1 can each (drained)of corn, Green Beans and 2 cans of diced potatoes.
Or u can use 2 cans of mixed veggies like vegall instead
1/2 stick of butter
Salt and pepper to taste
I like to add a little onion to half as I have a picky eater that wont eat onions. Mix all with your hands.
grab a handfull and form in a ball like you are making hamburger pattys. Put in a sheet of heavy foil and smash the ball down slightly making a dent in the center with your thumb. (helps center cook) fold center and sides. The hubby and I form a assembly line with me forming the pattys and him wrapping with foil. If you are doing it yourself get your foil sheets out in a stack first. It gets messy if you are forming and wrapping by yourself.. If you are cooking it directly in the coals of the fire I would double wrap it..But I usually just cook them on our firegrate..Turn them a couple times .. Should take around 15-20 min depending on heat of your fire and thickness of your pattys..Take one out and cut in half to check the doneness.. If cooking in your oven 350 for 45 min.
Add in options are endless... BBq Sauce, mushrooms, peppers, etc..
