Camping is as enjoyable and as fun as the people on the trip make it. It is definitely not for everyone. It’s dusty, unsanitary, and sometimes primitive, but sometimes it is just great to get away from civilization for a couple of days.
It is a challenge to cook on an open fire, that’s why it is always good to invest in a camping stove of some kind. My favorite is a two burner Coleman stove. You can pretty much use it as a regular gas stove, The Coleman stove just doesn’t get quite as hot. Some of the things that are quite good and easy to cook you don’t even have to bring with you.
The first is fresh fish. Fish is one of the easiest thing to cook on a bar-b-que. My favorite way to have it is with lemon and garlic. Grab a sheet of aluminum foil put the fish on it. Put some garlic salt an butter inside the fish, close it up and put the lemon slices on top. Close up the foil and seal it as best you can, and put it on the grill. Cook for about 15 minutes and you have a great dinner. So the only camping supplies you need for dinner is the Coleman stove and cooking utensils. You can eat the fish right off the foil, easy clean-up. I’ve had some horrible cooking experiences. All in all the best advice I can give is just to try different things, not just the usual hot dogs and hamburgers. Get creative and have fun.
