Delightful Eats and Camping Treats :D

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Because adventures make you hungry...

Here are a few of my favorite camping meals!

Breakfast:
Breakin' the fast ohhhh yeah!! Wake up to some tasty eggs and kielbasa sausage straight off the griddle!

What you need-
*Eggs
*Kielbasa/Sausage
*Tinfoil pan
*Non-stick cooking spray

Begin by spraying the tinfoil pan because no one likes it when everything sticks to the bottom. Next, add eggs and meat then throw it on the grill or campfire. In just a few minutes SHAZAMMM, delightful, easy, nutritious breakfast. OHHHH YEAH, get that energy flowing!


Lunch- Now for lunch I do confess, I tend to make it liquid half the time whilst out in the wilderness, AKA pop the top on some PBR's.... orrrr I'll be out hiking and just snack on some trail mix to hold me over until the feast that is dinner. Here is a recipe for some tasty DIY granola bars, and they only take 5 ingredients to make, what more could you want!

You will need-
*1/2 cup of milk
*1 cup peanut butter
*2-3 TB honey
*1 1/4 cup vanilla 
*2 cups old fashioned rolled oats (uncooked) 

Cooking these bad boys, here we goooooo!
1) Combine milk, PB, and honey into a pot on low heat. Stir just until everything mixes up nice and are toasty through and through! 
2) Grease an 8X8 pan, get it nice and slick, oh yeah! Pour your mix into that pan! 
3) Let them bars cool off, yo!
4) Once they're done being cooler than you cut them up into squares. Drizzle some chocolate on those tasty morsels if you please! 
5) Let cool and wrap those bars up good in an airtight container.
6) Keep them at room temperature and your good to go for a week! 


Dinner- Nothing beats some fresh grilled brats and potato salad, that's a meal that always seems to hit the spot. However, sometimes you wanna shake it up! A fun and easy way to do this is non other than. PUDGIE PIES! So many options, so many pies, think of all the choices!! do I make a pizza pie? An apple pie? A cinnamon roll! (not a pie, but I just thought of this and it sounds like a grand plan!). Oh my lanta, how exciting, let's do this thing!!

Ingredients and supplies-
*Non-stick cooking spray
*Bread
*Your choice of filling... pizza sauce, cheese, pizza toppings, apple pie, cherry pie, frosting.... get as crazy as you wish!! 
*Iron cast pudgie pie maker if you have one...or tinfoil will suffice. 

This is pretty simple... spray your pudgie pie maker (or your tinfoil), place a slice of bread on each side, and slather on some insides!! Wait, that sounds kinda gross... but it's not! These are delicious insides, insides of pizza and pies! 



Drink Favorite...
Your camping, you need to get a little rowdy... this will help. 
Shooting Stars-
*Energy Drink + Rum



There you have it! A full day of nourishment for you, the busy explorer! 


Stay Awesome.


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