Camping Cooking Must-Have’s

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8 years ago

You’re finally doing it&period; You are mapping out that road trip that you have always dreamed of going on&period; You are checking out RV rentals, calling up friends in the different states that you will visit to let them know, checking out camp sites, and packing&period; &NewLine;<img class="aligncenter wp-image-2498" src="https&colon;//incrediblemag&period;com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/owcampingHero-1024x538&period;jpg" alt="Camping Cooking Must-Have’s" width="600" height="315" />&NewLine;As you are packing, you come to the realization that you may not have the proper gear for camp cooking&period; Don’t worry, we have compiled the must-have camping gear to make sure that your experience cooking in nature is a success&period; &NewLine;<ul style="text-align&colon; justify&semi;">&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;Seasonings and spices&colon; If you are cooking in the wild or in a remote area, far away from stores and supermarkets, you will want to bring some seasoning and spices to make sure that the food that you cook is tasty&period; Just because you are in the wild, doesn’t mean that you have to eat bland dishes&period;&NewLine;</li>&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;Pots&colon; Much of the food that you will prepare while camping will most likely be some type of canned goods-possibly beans or soup-and you will want to cook it in a pot&period; If you are a coffee drinker, you may also want to boil water for your coffee, as well as have the possibility of boiling water to purify it, if need be&period; &NewLine;</li>&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;Pans&colon; You may do some hunting on your road trip and would like to enjoy some freshly fried fish&period; A cast iron pan is a great idea as it works well with a fire pit&period; &NewLine;</li>&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;Sharp knives and cutting board&colon; You will want to bring along a great pair of sharp knives, whether for preparing your fresh catch or simply chopping up fresh vegetables&period; &NewLine;</li>&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;Bottle opener and can opener&colon; Why not enjoy a nice glass (or cup) of wine while camping&quest; This is where the bottle opener comes in&period; A can opener will work great for your canned food, as well as beers along the way&period; &NewLine;</li>&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;Matches and Firestarter&colon; If you are preparing to cook in the wild, it goes without saying that you will need to start a fire, so make sure that you go fully prepared with a variety of items to help you start a fire&period; &NewLine;</li>&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;Strainer&colon; For that pasta that you want to make while on the road, for coffee, or vegetables&period; &NewLine;</li>&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;Spatula, bowls, utensils, plates, travel mugs&colon; You will need all these essentials if you plan to eat while out in the wild&period; It may be a bit difficult to grill fish without a spatula or eat soup without a bowl, or drink coffee without a mug&period;&NewLine;</li>&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;A cooler&colon; For the times when you are near a store and can keep your drinks are cool, but it also doubles up as a great way of storing left-over food&period;&NewLine;</li>&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;Cleaning items&colon; It’s important to clean up immediately after cooking to avoid &OpenCurlyDoubleQuote;scary” animals who may appreciate the smell of your gourmet meal&period; Bring sprays that don’t require much more than a rag or two to accompany them&period; If you have space, bring a bucket and dish soap for washing dishes&period; &NewLine;</li>&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;Tupperware&colon; For safe-keeping of your food&period;&NewLine;</li>&NewLine;<li>&NewLine;Aluminum foil&colon; For safe-keeping of your food, for cooking, for keeping your food warm&period;&NewLine;</li>&NewLine;</ul>&NewLine;