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Welcome to Camping Café, your source for mouth-watering recipes that taste delicious whether you make them on a campfire, in an RV kitchen, or over a whisper-lite camp stove. If you love creating fabulous camp food, this is the forum for you.
You’ll have access to a variety of tested camping recipes and camp cooking ideas, plus articles on cooking on the road or in the great outdoors. We also invite you to share your favorite campfire recipes and ideas for RV meals. This is your chance to let the world taste the brilliance of your one-pot meals and gourmet campground cooking. You can even share photos and video of your creations. This site is dedicated to all the great camp chefs out there. I've searched high and low for a website that was dedicated to collecting and sharing simple, tasty, easy-to-prepare camping recipes. I didn't find one - so i decide to build my own. But it's really about sharing and I'd love to hear from you. Please share your recipes, tell your friends to share theirs, so we can all inspire one and other. I'd love to know what's on your camp menu, share it here or send me an
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Romantic Dinner for Two

Almost any meal can be made into a romantic dinner for two if it is spent sharing company with someone you love. Here is a wonderful plan for a delightful dinner that you and your loved one are sure to enjoy together.
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Beach Bonfire and Clambake Cook Out
Clambake The traditional clambake is held on the beach, this is a great way to enjoy a bonfire. Gather plenty of seafood and prepare for a good time.
You can include: - Lobster - Mussels - Crabs - Sausage - Potatoes - Onions - Whole Ears of Corn
Before going to the beach, you will need a large piece of canvas tarp. When you arrive at the beach, soak the canvas in seawater when you get to the beach. The tarp will be used to cover the food. On the day of the event you will want to start by gathering fresh seaweed. The seaweed is essential in the cooking and steaming process of the clambake. Store the seaweed in a large container with plenty of fresh seawater to keep it fresh. In addition, you will also need to gather some medium sized round stones. These stones are also a key part of the cooking process as well. Be careful not to collect wet beach stones, these have been known to explode when heated in the fire, it may be a good idea to gather your stones from a different location entirely.
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More S'more Ooey Gooey Goodness
Each summer children everywhere start to look forward to the delicious treat of making S'Mores over the flames of a bonfire. Here are a few variations on the classic S'More. Next time your family starts a nice big bonfire, try a few of these recipes.
Recipes inside:
Classic S'mores + Make it your own ideas
Caramel S'Mores
Caramel Apple S'Mores
Sugar Cookies and Peanut Butter cups
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Grab your chili pot, pull out your secret recipe and gather your friends for a festive Super Bowl party featuring a Chili Cook-off.
Seems like everyone has a secret chili recipe and everyone believes their's is the best. This is a great time to gather family and friends for you own Chili cook-off and put each recipe to the test.
The rules are simple - invite everyone to bring enough Chili to taste and share. Keep Chili warm in crock pots labeled with your own secret code (A, B, C or 1, 2, 3 etc...) to insure the chili cooks identity remains a secret. Provide ballots and ask each guest to taste and vote. Make a #1 Chili Cook award using your computer for the winner. This has become such a favorite activity that it is now a semi-annual event at our home.
For the side dishes and snacks you can either whip them up yourself or ask gets to participate with a potluck.
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