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Subject Topic: Camping meals - pics & recipes
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20/5/2015 at 1:59am
 Location: Inverkip near Glasgow
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Hi. New to camping, going on first two week holiday in July 2015, Cornwall. Love this site and all the photos of people's set ups.  Would like ideas for home cooking in the tent...we have a halogen cooker, two gas rings and a fridge.  Recipes and photos would be great!  Thanks.


20/5/2015 at 7:10am
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If you click on Features and Tips above and scroll a good way down you will come to approx. 40 recipes some of which we have tried and were very good.


20/5/2015 at 8:36am
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Slow cooker is the way to go Sharon, bang it in, go out for the day & come home to a hot meal.


20/5/2015 at 10:35am
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For Easter Sunday we did a full roast beef dinner using the halogen oven (beef and roast pots) and cadac (roasted roots and Yorkshire pudding) then some steamed veg on the rings.



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and five nights in the one man tent!



21/5/2015 at 7:53pm
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My best recipe includes a few rashers of smokey bacon, Cumberland sausages, garlic sausage, Bury black pudding, mushrooms, beans and tomato. Throw in a couple slices of toast and a mug of coffee and we're set to go...


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22/5/2015 at 12:13pm
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Try THIS..... website.

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22/5/2015 at 7:42pm
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Tuna and sweetcorn chowder.
for 4.
2 tins tuna in Oil/Water/Brine
4/5 large spuds just scrubbed,
2 onions chopped large
2 small tins sweetcorn
Chicken stock
Grated mature cheddar cheese
Milk

Takes 35 mins from start to eating.

Chop potatoes, onions into large dice (pots about 1/2 to 3/4 inch cubes or to suit your taste) put in a large pan and just cover with water. Add concentrated liquid chicken stock (i use Knorr touch of taste liquid)(2-3 chicken oxos is fine) Bring to boil and cook until potatoes are done.. Not too long 15 mins? A lot of the water/stock will have boiled off

Add the drained Tuna, Sweetcorn (with the juice), Milk to make the liquid up (as soupy or as thick as you want) and heat it all through. Finally add plenty of grated mature cheddar and stir until its melted through.

Lovely especially if you are starving when you arrive on site and quick too.



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