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Camp Cooking with the Fieldcraft Academy

Whether on the move, or in an established base camp, your cooking skills can make the difference in just eating, or enjoying a tasty, satisfying camp meal. Base camp meal recipes are prepared on a cooking fire, and call for a larger volume ingredients and require a larger cooking kit; while the trail meal recipes can be prepared easier while on the move using a smaller cooking kit and a backpacking stove or "stick stove".

All of the recipes provided can be scaled for one person, or group of individuals. Most require some prior preparation or assembly of ingredients, some even call for specific ingredients; but none of the ingredients are excessive in cost, and are easily available at most local supermarkets and large retail stores.



Fieldcraft Academy Recipes

Downloadable recipes for some of the camp meal favorites of the Fieldcraft Academy

how to cook sausage, pepper & egg breakfast
how to cook base camp cobbler

how to cook basecamp breakfast
how to cook cranberry chicken with rice

how to cook breakfast pot pie
how to cook campfire panini

how to cook chicken in a can
how to cook campfire apple cobbler

how to cook one pot turkey dinner
how to cook cocoa bark

how to cook camp cobbler (multiple fruit variations)



Dutch Oven Cooking Tips

base camp dutch oven cooking tips
dutch oven temperature regulation chart



Camp Cook Kits and the Equipment
From the Base Camp Cook Kit to the Individual Cook Kit and the "On The Move" Kit, the components of each are detailed with a downloadable Cook Kit checklist.
The different component parts of each kit are what allow for different levels of complexity in preparing and cooking meals, and the stove options allow for different methods of preparing meals. The gear featured in the Camp Cook Extra section highlight methods to transport and store ingredients requiring cold storage prior to being prepared in meals.


The "On The Move" Cook Kit

When out in the field, this kit will allow you to prepare simple meals, and even disinfect water by boiling. It should be carried in you field pack whenever you are out on a quick scout about or day hike.
This kit is multifunctional, and intended for individual use, and with a Personal Cook Kit, it can be used to prepare larger meals meals.


download the "On The Move" Cook Kit checklist


The Personal Cook Kit

With this kit, you can prepare simple individual meals, and it should be carried on every field outing.
This kit is intended for individual use, but when paired with an "On The Move" Kit, it can be used to prepare multiple component meals.


download the Personal Cook Kit checklist






The Base Camp Cook Kit

The Base Camp Cook Kit contains equipment needed to prepare meals for multiple group members on field outings.
With this kit, you can prepare more complex and robust meals. It contains multiple components, and allows for the preparation multiple items of a meal.


download the Base Camp Cook Kit checklist





Camp Stoves

From isobutane to Esbit tabs to sticks and twigs, the camp stove is how you make it all happen when cooking a meal.
Check out some of the most basic options for the preparation of camp meals.


download the Camp Stove comparative checklist







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