Shared by Shelley Lauzon
Shelley and Claude Lauzon are avid canoe campers based in Cornwall, ON, Canada. Thank you for sharing your camping recipes with us.
A quick and easy meal with no clean up. Cook and eat from foil and pack out foil.
Servings: 2
Ingredients:
At Home:
Salsa can be dehydrated just like dehydrating tomato sauce.
Package all ingredients into separate Ziploc bags and pack two pieces of foil.
At the Campsite:
Rehydrate onions and salsa sauce.
Combine spam, onions and salsa sauce in a Ziploc bag and mix.
Squeeze meat mixture from Ziploc bag down center of tortillas.
Add ¼-cup cheddar cheese to each.
Fold two sides over filling: fold ends down. Wrap in foil and place either above hot coals or in frying pan until golden in color and cheese is melted.
Here’s an easy, one-pot camping recipe that uses packaged soup and instant mashed potatoes.
Servings: 2–4
Ingredients:
At Home:
Package instant potatoes and chives in separate Ziploc bags.
At the Campsite:
Cook soup according to package directions. Add clams along with water in can. Have each person add instant potatoes and dried chives to their bowl of soup to desired consistency, or just add the instant potatoes to the pot after you take the pot off the stove.
Servings: 3–4
Ingredients:
At Home:
Dehydrate applesauce and pack into Ziploc bag. Blend oats in
food processor or high speed blender until it resembles flour. Transfer to
large Ziploc bag along with rest of dry ingredients. Pack vanilla extract, oil
and lemon juice in small containers.
At the Campsite:
Rehydrate applesauce with water.
Pour dry ingredients into pot for mixing along with rehydrated applesauce, vanilla extract, lemon juice and 1¼ cups water.
Heat oil in pan over medium-high heat.
Pour batter in pan and cook until small bubbles start to form 3 to 5 minutes or until browned. The bottom of the pancakes should be fully cooked and easily flipped.
Flip and cook another 2 to 3 minutes until browned.
Topping Suggestions:
Can be served with maple syrup or berry topping. To make berry topping at home, cook frozen berries with a little sweetener of choice on stove until it thickens. Dehydrate into berry leather. Pack in Ziploc bag. In camp, tear berry leather into small pieces and add an equal amount of hot water to rehydrate back into a sauce.
Using a few simple ingredients, Shelley shows how to mix the dough and fry it up in a pan.
Servings: 4–6
Ingredients:
At Home:
Pack one Ziploc bag with 1 tsp. sugar and 1 package dry yeast (unopened).
In another small Ziploc bag, pack 1-tsp. salt.
Pack 2½ cups of flour in a large Ziploc bag.
Pack cooking oil in a Nalgene or leak proof container.
At the Campsite:
Warm up 1 cup of water.
Add ½-cup of the warm water to sugar bag and then gently sprinkle in the yeast package. Try not to make any lumps. Let stand 10 minutes.
Add the salt to the other ½-cup of warm water in the pot or in a large Ziploc bag.
After sugar/yeast bag has stood for 10 minutes, combine it with the salted water.
Add 1-cup of the flour and mix well.
Add the remaining flour and knead for 10 minutes.
Divide into 6 portions and flatten into ½-inch thick circles using clean water bottle.
Fry in shallow pan of oil until golden.
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