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Outdoor Cooking with Reynolds Wrap

camp menu no. 1

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BREAKFAST Individual Quantities

Menu Amount (Each person)

Stewed Fruit 4 Prunes or Apricots

Oatmeal ½ Cup

Bacon & Eggs 2 Slices of Bacon, 2 Eggs

Toast & Butter 2 Slices of Toast

Coffee—Milk Instant Coffee

DIRECTIONS: An aluminum foil “pot” can be made by forming doubled Reynolds Wrap around a forked sapling. The size pot will depend upon the number in the party. Place dried fruit in enough water to cover them, the night before. A little more water can be added in the morning, if necessary, also a small amount (2-3 teaspoons) of sugar if desired. The pot is carefully placed at edge of camp fire. Oatmeal is cooked in a similar pot. Add ½ cup of oatmeal to each cup of boiling water. Add ¼ teaspoon of salt to boiling water, then stir in oatmeal. When it thickens it’s ready. Now, shape up a similar pan of doubled foil and place bacon in it. When it is about half done, drop in 2 eggs. Eggs should be cooked sunnyside up as it may be difficult for beginners to turn them. Toast is made by sticking 2 or 3 pencil sized saplings, 10 inches long into the ground near the fire. Hang the slices of bread on them and don’t forget to turn them—you are not using a “pop up” toaster.

Coffee of the instant type can be made by using another “foil kettle” but some campers may prefer to use the old fashioned coffee pot.

Illustration from Outdoor Cooking with Reynolds Wrap How to prepare tastier campfire meals without pots, pans and dishes

A forked sapling is bent around in hoop fashion. Doubled Reynolds Wrap is carefully pressed down inside and folded around the rim. Food is put in it before exposing to fire.

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