Top 5 pre cooked meals to bring to camp

[PhlyanPan]

Hard to vac seal chili, stew, etc as the moisture gets sucked into the vac sealer and then the bag wont seal.

Ah ok. Mine has a liquid setting on it that tends to work ok for that.

 

[bwlacy]

Try different bags, I have found some to be thinner than others and don't work well.

Thanks. I was thinking it was the bags. Didn't want to buy a bunch of bags that still wouldn't work. I might try some other ones.

 

[Elkero]

Elk green chile stew with potatoes onions tomatoes

Homeade oatmeal cookies with nuts, raisins and chocolate chips. Easy breakfast or snack

homeade elk jerky. Can put some in lots of pockets and always have it when you need it.

 

[steve1VM]

For our annual deer camp, I always try to prepare caned wild game stews. It seems to make our purpose out there more real. I look for a good chicken tagine recipe but substitute pheasant. Or a beef stew, and substitute venison.

Oh, beef stew is a great choice, I think. But you always should keep in mind some helpful advises like how to get rid of smell after you're cooking outside. Few weeks ago I found a resource with information about getting rid of campfire smell and I've already tested all the offered options, and I can say for sure - they do work.

 

[GunsAreFun]

BBQ pulled pork and chili.

I’m experimenting with a big, hearty pasta salad (stuffed tortellini noodles, tons of pepperoni, and lots of cheese) that is in the freezer now for a few days to see how it does after thawing.

 

[4ester]

Philly cheese steaks

Cook onions, peppers then add elk burger. Season with Montreal Steak seasonings. Melt some provolone cheese and slather some mayo on a roll. Stupid simple yet damn tasty.


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