Are there any pie iron recipes for camping?These pie iron recipes are perfect for whenever we are camping in the wilderness. We just returned from a long weekend of camping and I have to tell you, it was SO MUCH FUN! While in the woods we, of course, enjoy a wide variety of camping meals that don’t always include hot dogs.
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Pie Iron Baked Bean & Cheese Toasties – Baked beans are a camp food staple but mix up those tinned beans by making them into a baked bean and cheese toastie that is great for a winter lunch or for campfire …
Lightly warm the cast iron prior to spraying inside and out with vegetable oil. Wipe off excess and heat the iron over the campfire, do not hold the pie iron over direct flames to avoid soot. Heat …
A classic grilled ham and cheese sandwich is the simplest thing to make in a pie iron. Just fill two slices of bread with cheese and ham and toast it over the fire until the bread is golden brown. Add any other fixings—like …
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Separate the pie iron and place it on a heated grill or fire for 10 minutes turning halfway through. Remove pie iron from the grill and let cool but while it is still warm, wash in warm soapy water scrubbing with a nylon brush …
1 tiny pinch Nutmeg. 2 teaspoons – Favorite Jam or Preserves (Grape, Strawberry, Blackberry) Whisk egg, milk and spices together. Spray the pie iron with vegetable oil. Dip bread slices into egg mixture and place bread on iron. …
Start by seasoning the cast iron plates of the pie iron. Use hot water and dish soap to thoroughly wash the iron before using. This is the only time soap should be used to clean the camp cooker. Completely dry the iron. …
This Cloud Bread from a Spicy Perspective is a simple, low carb alternative to traditional wraps and breads. It is airy, light and a great substitution in camping recipes like these Pie Iron Ham and Cheese Cresents, Pie Iron …
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Choose your filling of choice (lemon or caramel) and spread on both pieces of bread and place on the pie iron. Add the 2nd filling to the pie iron. For lemon meringue, I …
Forget the usual pie iron recipes of cherry pie filling and grilled cheese sandwiches, Author Darren Kirby puts modern campfire cooking into the spotlight with over 100 creative campfire …
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Completely dry the pie iron and coat it with vegetable oil. Heat over the campfire or grill it for about 15 minutes. After cooling down, wipe it clean. Repeated the process 4 times to …
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These low carb camping recipes are easy to make and change. Add full-fat meats (cooked or raw) and a few extra tablespoons of butter or healthy oil to up the fat. Each recipe serves 2-4. Cilantro Jerk Chicken Place 6 split chicken wings, 2 …
These yummy pie iron recipes are perfect for camping! Simply layer all of the ingredients in a pie iron and cook over the fire. Homemade Heather 45k followers More information camping pie …
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These pie iron recipes are perfect for whenever we are camping in the wilderness. We just returned from a long weekend of camping and I have to tell you, it was SO MUCH FUN! While in the woods we, of course, enjoy a wide variety of camping meals that don’t always include hot dogs.
Just fill two slices of bread with cheese and ham and toast it over the fire until the bread is golden brown. Add any other fixings—like avocado or tomato—that you'd like, to mix it up. Get the recipe at 50 Campfires. You don't always have to use bread in your pie iron. Tortillas work well too.
A pie iron helps to cook food over the campfire in a fast and consistent manner. This means that you can cook mini pizzas, pies, sandwiches, and other great options without the worry of burning them or having the ingredients fall out into the fire. How do you use a mountain pie maker?