6 SIMPLE Camp Cooking Tips for Beginners (this will make things easier)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- When it comes to camp cooking, I've got you covered! In this video, I share some simple tips for cooking at camp to make things easier and more fun. Whether you're a beginner camper or you've been camping for years, this video will help you to level up your camp cooking skills! See more details below...
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0:00 intro
0:27 1 planning at home
2:40 2 keep it simple
3:43 3 get organized
6:00 4 cook what you know
7:00 5 keep a clean workspace
7:55 6 be patient
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Who else is ready for summer camping and starry nights cooking around the campfire?! 🙋♀️
I like summer camping and all but I prefer winter camping :) Thanks for your videos some great inspiration and ideas
We already camped at Lake Garda this year. Part of the fam are camping in the Dolomites for a couple days now. We live in Austria, real close to the border of Italy, which makes it easier. THANKS for your awesome tips and recipes!
Yesss 🙌 I feel like this was the longest winter ever
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Heck yea, heading out shortly for 12 days of camping/boondocking. Can't wait! Love your tips!❤️
I'm gearing up to camp for the first time in a while. I'm not an avid outdoors person but I do going out. Thank you for this video as it's gotten me thinking about how I want to do things.
Keeping it simple has been so key for me. We live/camp in Colorado, so being able to reliably cook over a campfire is not a thing. For so long I had recipes for 1 pot, foil packets, Dutch oven, grilling, etc. and all those options were just overwhelming when it came time to plan food. Now I ONLY plan foods that can be cooked in my cast iron pan OR my camp pots. As someone who doesn't enjoy the cooking part of camping, removing all those options has made it more enjoyable.
Hello. I love your channel. You have great tips and suggestions. I'm not new to camping. I'm 64 and have been camping since I was a baby with my family. But your never too old or never too experience to listen to good advice. I watched your video that talked about storing your food and picking the right campsite and being aware of your surroundings. But all the years that I've been camping I'm still occasionally picked the wrong site. A few years ago I picked a site with a nice tree for shade during the summer. Only to realize later that evening after retiring that it was a black walnut tree. And for anybody out there who doesn't know what a black walnut tree is or how big the walnuts actually are should definitely check before pitching a tent under them. Walnuts don't fall off a tree those little tiny brown round things like you find in a bowl of nuts on a table. Black walnuts are actually inside a great big green shell bigger than an avocado. And if they fall on you or your tent is not fun. So I had to move my tent in the dark. Also about keeping your food stored so that animals won't get into it, you should let everybody out there know the raccoons are very smart. And they can get into rubber tubs even the kind with the the snaps closures on the handles or the little latches on them, raccoons can get into those and they will and like you said even while you're sitting right next to it. So keep your food inside the rubber or plastic tubs and keep the tubs where the raccoons can't get to them like in the car.
I practice my cast iron cooking at home on my stone patio using two metal oil-change pans - one pan for my coals and cast iron Dutch oven and the other pan for extra coals heating up in chimney.
Two camping trip planned this month! Can't wait to get my outside on! 🌲⛺ Love cooking outside. For me one of the fun parts is the meal planning. Nothing like going out for a good hike and coming back to camp and making a nice meal. 🥘🔪⛰
Yes!! I totally agree, a good meal after a hike is the BEST! 🤗 I hope you have an awesome time on your camping trips!!
As the camp cook, I'm preparing myself for the season ahead! So much to think about...thanks for these very helpful tips!
Amanda, your tips are always so welcome! Love your content! Thank you! I just want to add a cheap tablecloth and disinfecting cleaner are amazing additions if there will be tables at the campsite or if you bring your own folding table to camp. Just remember to keep them far enough away from your cooktop or bbq. These make it so easy to clean after prepping/cooking meals cuz you never know what the last campers or critters may have left behind. It’s also a good reminder to not leave any leftover food/snacks out because they could bring in a colony of squirrels or other critters during the night. I know this from experience! All of our snacks were gone after night 1. 😔
Those critters are seriously quick sometimes! Love the idea of a tablecloth. Sometimes those camp tables can be pretty dirty!
I second the table cloth suggestion! Nice to have something to put over dirty campsite picnic tables, and a waterproof one can be draped over your stuff in an unexpected downpour. I also like a small hand broom + dustpan for brushing stuff like pine needles off of tables and out of tents.
I was checking out your blog and website. First, I think it was cool that you rode your bike across the country. I love riding bike but never rode that far. You have so many recipes that look tasty. I do not know where to start. Thank you for sharing all them with us.
Omg THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR THE DOWNLOAD. I’m so disorganized and this is going to help. I have followed you advice about camping. I’m going to start printing it. Yeah!
That's awesome to hear! I really hope it's helpful! 🤗
@@amanda.outside it is. I’m going solo camping in June so yes this is extremely helpful thank you 🙏
Excellent tips, very well presented.
Hello 👋 Amanda, greetings from Northern California. A big thank you for sharing the common sense approach to cooking 🍳 in the outdoor. Always the best of good things for you. Stay safe out there. 🤗
Thank you Ronald! I always appreciate your kind comments!
Your tips helped me and my wife first ever car camping trip! Now we loved it! I had a 3 tier plastic shelves and she loved the idea and how organized it is.
That's sort of funny. I had just checked to see if you had any new vids because I haven't seen one lately and not just 3 seconds later, here's an your new vid. Thanks.
Yay!! I've been working on the finishing touches for my dutch oven course, but that's almost done now, so I'm hoping to be back on my weekly schedule from now on! Thanks for watching 🤗
@@amanda.outside for sure I'll be watching. Enjoy the summer you two.
I couldn't agree more about prepping stuff at home. Since we started doing that, we get to enjoy more time doing other fun stuff while camping! It really is a huge time saver, and makes mealtime WAY less of a hassle, especially when the kids are with us.
As always love your camp cooking tips! I find the at home prep, meal planning and one pot recipes are crucial for easy and enjoyable evenings while you’re camping!… ps. Those quesadillas look delicious!
Another great, useful video! Thank you!
Love this!!!
I *finally* hit the road today to make the journey back out west from visiting friends and family on the east coast. Drove 5 1/2 hrs today, currently relaxing at a Cracker Barrel in Tennessee.
Let the journey begin! 🤗 Things are finally warming up here in Utah. Patiently waiting for all that snow to melt and the mountain roads to open...!!
Great tips for beginners, especially being patient with yourself. We all find a rhythm that works for us and our personal uses and set up, thanks for sharing and have a great day🌞
Absolutely! I always talk about organization, but that can look different from person to person. It's so nice when you find a system that works and makes things way easier! Thank you for commenting 😁
you always make the best videos😊
Great tips!! I am definitely a planner! Still have 6 weeks till first camping trip but so looking forward to it! Thank you for all your videos! 👏
You're welcome!! I'm so excited for you! You're going to have a great trip 🤗
Excellent tips, thank you for sharing this!!
You are so welcome!
Hey from Alabama! I have that same Patagonia pullover and it’s one of my favorite clothing items I’ve ever owned.
I LOVE this pattern too! It's my favorite fleece 😁
Wow when I go car camping this week I will try your recipes in my oven
Very nice video and some great tips !! We’ll done !!👍🏼
Thanks so much! 😁
another great video, use the camp stove at home, you can 'transition' from kitchen stove to campstove, to charcoal/wood barbecue, to cooking over a campfire.. it's 'almost' spring up here.......
Thanks!
thank you!! 🥰
Campfire. Very loose term unfortunately here in Wyoming, land of the summer fire bans (summer long widespread forest fires)
I feel your pain. We have had the same issue in Oregon the last few years. I miss the camping trips with fires sooooo much!!!
Good video. I like the quick quesadillas.
Me too! They're a go to for me on camping trips!
I'm not going camping but that was such a fun vid
Thk u mam
Another great video Amanda. Would you be able to do an updated backpacking dehydrated meals that you have been making and eating on the trail. I have some multi day hikes coming up later this year, would love some new ideas for my dehydrator that you recommend 😊💛
I actually have a couple recipes in the works, I just need to get them photographed and up on the blog! What trails are you going on? I've been trying to get permits for the West Rim Trail in Zion... no luck so far 🤷♀️
I live in australia, so a weekend hike at Wilsons Prom (I live in Melbourne) and hoping to do the Kepler Track (3 days) in New Zealand in November if I can get it booked. Space is limited, fingers crossed! cant wait to see the new recipe video. I have tried and used the pesto one on the trails and it’s so good 😊
Love all your videos.. so helpful. What brand of tortillas were you using? I know mentioned it in another video , but I could not find it. We’ll be in Utah tomorrow!!
Thanks for another food video.
P.S your hair is beautiful!!
Oh thank you! I've been trying to grow it out! 😁 Thank you for commenting!
Great video Amanda...don't forget the diced pickles and chopped hard boiled eggs in your tuna sammich yum lol
diced pickles in tuna is SO GOOD! 😊 I've never added hard boiled eggs, but now I think I might have to give that a try...
@@amanda.outside I was raised on it its awesome 👌
@@amanda.outside and I should tell ya I'm abit of an experimenter cuz my absolute favorite sandwich is peanut butter and sweet pickles slices in there 👍👍👍👍
We camp with many people esp kids. Any recipe ideas for a big crew? I have a few go tos, but always looking for new ideas. Thanks
I love that Patagonia fleece! Is it size M like your grey/pink one?
I’m hoping to get to Utah and camp so I can see the stars with my telescope. Do you guys look at the stars with a telescope? And are the skies very dark? Great video!
There are a lot of really dark sky areas here in Utah! We have binoculars, and one day really want to get a nice telescope. We used to go to 'star parties' where people would gather and bring their telescopes and set them up for others to look through. It was a lot of fun. I saw Saturn's rings clearly at one of those star parties. It's such a special thing to see a dark sky full of stars. I just love it!
Are you related to 22plinkster?
Hard to screw up ramen. Make it fancy with some pre-cooked meat and precut veggies.
I like to add an egg too for a boost in protein!