Agreed, subject change! Does anyone have yummy campfire recipies? We're going camping for five days! Me, my son, his cousin and aunt and uncle. My husband can't make it ;(
We like roasting apples over the campfire. Yep, you read that right.....apples! Cut them into quarters, thread them on the wienie roasting rods, and then hold them in the fire. The outside will begin to sizzle like crazy. They won't get really soft all the way through, but they will get so juicy! The skin gets this wonderful very faint bitterness that just sings against the sweetness of the apple. I usually mix up cinammon/sugar, then when the apples are "done" the kids dip them in that mixture. They love them!
We also do 'omelets in a bag'. Mix up the eggs, milk, salt and pepper, then divide mixture into individual portions in heavy, freezer type ZipLock bags. I use empty margarine tubs to take along chopped peppers, onions, shredded cheeses, and pre-cooked bacon. The first day we wake up, when things are still a little hectic, I let the kids (and grownups), add whatever things they want to their omelet, mush the bag around, then pop them into simmering water until they're done. Slit the bag, the omelet slides out, and they taste pretty doggone good! Caveat: This is always a "first morning breakfast" because I don't trust the mixture to stay cold enough and remain good on ice any longer than that.
If you're fishing, clean the fish, rinse and dry. Then brush them with Miracle Whip, a little seasoned salt or lemon pepper, then put them into one of those long handled campfire baskets, either sprayed with cooking spray or brushed with oil so the fish skin doesn't stick. Cook over the campfire until they are done. Yummy!