angelis
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I am in need of quick & easy campfire cooking reciepes

I am in need of some quick & easy camp fire reciepes. I  love  eating the all american hot dog's and hamburgers. I can't forget the ever so popular  &  messy smores. The perfect way to end your day. Sitting by the blazing fire roasting marshmellows. They are undeniable campfire favorites, but this year I want to kick it up a notch with somthing  that is equally if not more delicious to bring to the picnic table.  CAMPFIRE COOK OUT RECIEPES.


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I don't have a favorite main dish, but hands down my favorite dessert is dump cake. If you can get your hands on a dutch oven, I highly recommend it. You take a couple cans of pie filling, dump them in the dutch oven, dump a box of powdered cake mix on top of that and top it with 1 or 2 cut up sticks of butter. My favorite combinations are apple pie filling with yellow cake and cherry filling with chocolate cake. Shoot for 325-350 degrees for 45 minutes. The number of charcoal briquettes depends on the size of your oven.

 

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How about some kebabs? Alternate with sausage, small sticks of corn, any kind of vegies, etc. It´s up to you, what you put on the kebab, whatever your friends and family like, . I put pieces of chicken breast, pineapple, vegies, then some sausage, grill on each side for ten minutes, and they´re  gone!  Or how about hot dogs wrapped in filo dough and grilled, my kids love those!Tongue out
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That sounds like a winner !!! as for a dutch oven I don't have one I really don't know what that is I have an idea though but if I come across one I sure am willing to give it a try.

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