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Recipe based on Lee From America's bliss balls
Posted 8 years ago
We’ve reached the triumphant and glorious climax of Pumpkin Mania 2015. While the pumpkin-flavored-everythin
Posted 8 years ago
As we mentioned previously, we have a somewhat skeptical opinion of the traditional Thanksgiving turkey.  Eve
Posted 8 years ago
Just like our Peach Cobbler, this No Bake Apple Bourbon Cobbler is designed to be an afterthought of a dessert
Posted 8 years ago
Oatmeal is the unsung hero of camp breakfasts. While it’s not as flashy as a cast iron breakfast skillet or
Posted 8 years ago
Sometimes it’s dumping rain on the ONE weekend you reserved a campsite. Sometimes it’s so windy you have t
Posted 8 years ago
While the turkey always gets top billing at Thanksgiving, everyone knows the real star of the show are the sid
Posted 8 years ago
This is an adaptation of our friend Ethan's butternut squash. His recipe is as follows: "Bake some squash
Posted 8 years ago
Chili and cornbread are like the yin and yang of campfire cooking. One dark and spicy, the other light and flu
Posted 8 years ago
Turns out we have a pretty high tolerance for heat in our chili! We've noted a few variations so that you can
Posted 8 years ago
You step outside on a cool autumn day and take a deep breath. The crisp air fills your lungs, the smell of the
Posted 8 years ago
The first time we ever tried Dan Dan Noodles was in a strip mall restaurant in Alhambra, CA. We had no idea wh
Posted 8 years ago
It should be known, Megan and I are strong proponents of sketchy ethnic street food. Whether it’s from a foo
Posted 8 years ago
It should go without saying: breakfast is the most important meal of the day. And if you do it right, it’s t
Posted 8 years ago
Since fuel conservation is always on our minds while camping, we designed this recipe to use ground spices ins
Posted 8 years ago
You can only run a camp cooking blog for so long before you feel compelled to tap into the classics. Flapjacks
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This recipe uses coconut milk powder, which can be found in Asian grocery stores, most supermarkets, or online
Posted 8 years ago
One Pot Pasta is a fundamental meal in the Camp Cooking Canon. Easy-to-prepare, easy-to-clean up after, and op
Posted 8 years ago
A version of this post originally appeared on Expedition Portal. Few national cuisines have been so extravagan
Posted 8 years ago
On most camping trips, dessert options usually fall somewhere between s'mores and s’more s'mores. Not that t
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Adapted from Mother Nature Network
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At the Grand Central Market in downtown Los Angeles there is a line. No matter what day of the week or what ti
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Shakshuka (pronounced shahk-SHOO-kah, for inquiring minds) is one of those dishes of which many cultures have
Posted 8 years ago
I love tacos. I think I can pin it to having been born & raised in Los Angeles where taco trucks are a dim
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