Breakfast Burrito

Breakfast Taccos

Breakfast In a Paper Bag

Swiss Hash

Breakfast Bloomer

1 Tin of Beans
1 Pack of grated cheese (cheddar cheese)
3 bunches of spring onion
2 packs of bacon
6 Eggs
500g of Sausages
Hash Browns
1 Large Bloomer loaf of bread
5 Eggs

Equipment
Tin Foil
Fyingpan

Instructions

1) Cook, Bacon, Sausages, Eggs (scrambled), Hashbrownsm, Spring Onion
2) Cut top of breakfast bloomer off and scrape out fleshy insides leaving the crust and thin a lay of bread inside.
3) Drain the bean juice as best as possible and heat the beans
4) Start laying the cooked items above inside adding cheese layers between the ingredients.
5) Squash the layers inside to compact and fill the contents of the hollowed loaf until full.
6) Serve by cutting thick slices of the loaf and compressed contents!

Sandwhich Factory

Ingredients

  • Bread / Pitta / Wraps
  • Butter
  • Cheese
  • Sliced Meat: Ham / Chicken / Corn Beef
  • Vegie: Cheese (sliced or grated) / Egg / Humus
  • Pescaterian: Tuna / Crab / Sardines
  • Lettuce
  • Tomatoes
  • Cucumber
  • Pickle
  • Mayonaise
  • Salad Cream

Preparation
Pre-slice (portion control) the following: Cheese, Cucumber, tomoatoes

Serve
Lay ingredients out buffet style and allow participants to butter there bread (or not) and choose fillings for sandwhiches!

Add snacks like crisps or left over breakfast to bulk out with fruit and biscuits / chocolate bars

Calzone (pitta bread)

This is a quick easy way to make calzones using a large pitta bread as the outside

Calzone (using dough)

Jacket Spud

Pork & Apple Burger

 Hoisin Chicken Stir-Fry

Scout Stew

Frying Pan Pizza

Stew in a Bag

 Gammon Stew

Chicken & Chorizo Paella

 Sausage Casserole

 Veggie Sausage Casserole

Spicy Sausage Chilli

Easy Beef Enchiladas

Apple Cobbler Deluxe

Filling

8 cups Granny Smith apples; thinly sliced 2 cups flour
1 cup dried currants or raisins
1 cup of sugar
1 tsp. Cinnamon
1 cup coarsley chopped 1/4 pecans: divded

Topping
2 cups of flour
2 cups of sugar
2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
2 eggs; well beaten
1 cup of evaporated milk
1/2 cup of butter; melted

Equipment
Dutch Oven
2 Bowls
Cups
Large Bowl

Instructions
Prepare Filling
1) Place apples in a buttered 12″ Dutch oven.
2) Sprinkle raisins over the apples.
3) In a separate bowl combine sugar, cinnamon, and 1 cup of the pecans; stir to mix.
4) Spinkle over top of apples.

Prepare Topping
1) In a large bowl sift together the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt.
2) In a separate bowl mix together eggs, evaporated milk and melted butter.
3) Add liquid ingredients to dry all at once and mix until smooth.
4) Pour batter over apples then sprinkle with remaining pecans.

Cooking Times:
Cover and bake for 45 to 60 minutes using 8-10 briquettes bottom and 14-16 briquettes top until topping is golden brown.

Serve with Icecream

Serves:
15 people

Bread and Butter Pudding

Ingredients

Butter
1 ½ loaves of white bread
2 jars of lemon curd
800ml/1 ½ pints of full fat milk
6 eggs
100g caster sugar
sultanas
cinnamon
brown sugar

Equipment
Tin
Billie

Instructions
1) Grease the grundy tin with butter.
2) Using all the bread make lightly buttered lemon curd sandwiches. Cut them into triangles (quarters) and put them into the grundy tin pointing upwards.
3) Sprinkle in plenty of sultanas.
3) In a billie or bowl mix together the eggs and caster sugar.
4) In another billie bring the milk to boiling point. When this is done whisk in the eggs and sugar and simmer for a few minutes until the mixture has started to bind. Don’t let it stick!
5) Pour the mixture into the grundy tin on top of the bread, try to wet as much of the bread and sultanas as possible.
6) Sprinkle on cinnamon and brown sugar to taste.
7) Place in the oven while you eat dinner for approximately 30 minutes, when custard has set and the top is golden brown, it’s ready!

Serves:
10 people

Pancakes

Ingredients
340g plain flour
4 teaspoons caster sugar
4 eggs
1 ½ pints milk
Butter/oil (to oil the pan with)

Equipment
Whisk
Frying Pan
Grundy Tin

Instructions
1) Mix up the batter and leave to stand. Heat a frying pan. Oil the pan lightly. Tip out any excess oil. Pour a little batter into the pan. Quickly tilt the pan so the batter spreads out.
2) Cook for 30 -45 seconds until the pancake is set and small holes have appeared. Lift the edge of the pancake; the pancake base should be brown. Shake the pan to loosen the pancake then flip it over to cook the other side.
3) Keep warm in a grundy tin.

Serves:
24 Pancakes

 Instant Pudding

The easiest pudding to take on an expedition are the instant mix type.

Bird Instant custard or Birds Semolina. Other makes available just add boiling water to the mix and stir.

Simply and filling (if you like custard or semolina)

Muesli Bars

Chocolate Balls

Fruit Balls

 Muesli

Porridge

Eggy Orange

Cut an orange in half. Scoop out the flesh inside and eat it – be careful not to cut through the skin! Now crack an egg into the skin and place on the embers of the fire until the egg is cooked.

Eggy Onion

Cut the onion in half after removing the outer skin. Remove internal contents except for the remaining three outer layers. Break egg into shell and place on embers. When cooked eat the onion container as well as its contents after removing the outer scorched layer.

Eggy Spud

Cut the top off a potato of and scoop a hole in the middle. Crack the egg into the hole, put the top back in place and secure with small wooden pegs. Bake until the potato is cooked. Crack egg and put in shell of clay about 1/2 inch thick, bake in red embers. To make spud-eggs, cut potato across short axis, hollow out both halves, break egg into it, replace top and spike in place with sharpened match stick, bake in embers for about 15 minutes.

Backwards Potato

Perhaps the easiest to cook backwoods. Wrap potato in tin foil or place directly into the embers of the fire. When it is cooked , after about 25 – 30 mins slice open the skin and place a piece of cheese or butter on top

Backwoods Mince

You can cook mince meat inside all sorts of vegetable containers: orange peels, hollowed-out potatoes, onions, gem squash, butternut, or even cabbage leaves.

Kebab

Use a green stick to spear slices of bacon, mushrooms, sausage, carrot, tomato, peppers, and pieces of pork. Support the skewer over glowing embers turning occasionally. Eat when the meat is crisp and golden brown. Alternate thin slices of apple, bacon, potato, spiked on a thin green stick and roasted slowly over
hardwoods. (Potato generally takes longest to cook). Cut any type of meat into cubes, place onto a long peeled green stick add onion, mushrooms, pepper, pineapple etc. to taste, cook till ready turning frequently Use the same method as above using fruits add a syrup sauce before eating

Cabbage Hotdogs

Lay sliced onion on a cabbage leaf, add a sausage or two and place more onions on top. Wrap up the cabbage leaf tightly and secure with a number of small green sticks. Place in embers for about 7 to 10 minutes, turning occasionally.

Cabbage Burger

Place three layers of cabbage leaves directly onto the hot embers and put the burgers or mince patties on top of them. After approx. 10 minutes, turn the meat over, putting it onto three new cabbage leaves.

Repeat this process until the meat is cooked. Note: Cabbage leaves can replace foil in most instances when using backwoods cooking recipes.

It is important that at no time should rhubarb leaves be used, as they contain a highly poisonous resin.

 Chocolate Banana

Cut a slit length ways in the banana and insert some pieces of chocolate. Wrap the whole lot in foil and place in the embers. Eat once the chocolate melts.

Smores

Roast a marshmallow on a green stick. When done, make a sandwich of the marshmallow and two chocolate digestive biscuits

Sausage on a Stick

Peel the bark off a green stick and slide your sausage along it. if you want you can wrap a slice of streaky bacon round it and if you wish you can cook the sausage first then wrap the twist dough round it to create a sausage roll!

Bonfire Toffee

Melt 2 oz of butter, add 2 tablespoons of syrup a pound of brown sugar, boil quickly for 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. See if it’s ready by dropping a few drops in cold water. When crisp pour out into a heavily buttered tin break when firm.

Baked Apples

Core the apple, fillings can be added, marshmallow, sugar, fruit, cherries, smarties (M & M’s) , syrup to name a few. Seal in foil place on the ash for about 10 -15 minutes.

Angels on Horseback

Cook a slice of bacon then wrap it round a square of cheese return to the heat until cheese is soft.

Bac – o – Cheese Dog

Cut a sausage long ways, but not all the way through add cheese to the split then wrap in a slice of bacon hold together using tooth picks then cook for about 10 minutes

Fish In Newspaper

Place your gutted fish in newspapers (about 5 layers) really wet the paper through at this point then place on the hot embers. Turn the package every 2 – 3 minutes and continue to wet down the newspaper through out. The fish will take about 15 minutes to do using this method.

For an even more natural method you can use cabbage leaves instead of the newspaper.

 Camp Fire Sandwich

Butter the bread place the buttered side of the bread to the outside add a filling of your choice, wrap in foil place on ash turn once after about a minute.

Twists

Mix flour, water and a pinch of salt together to form a thick dough, adding raisins and sultanas if you like. Make a snake-like roll of the dough and twist this snake like fashion on a thick green stick. Support it over glowing embers turning occasionally until the outside turns golden brown.

Make a dough of self raising flour and water until it is putty like cut into strips. Wrap round a green stick and bake eat with jam or honey. Variations to this is wrap around a half cooked sausage then bake to give a sausage roll.

Drop Scones

Prepare a batter of 1 pint of milk 1 egg, 2 oz of castor sugar and 4 oz of self raising flour mix well and allow to stand for an hour, grease lightly a heavy frying pan drop enough batter to make a 3 inch scone turn when the underside is brown, butter add jam to taste. (This is enough for about 20 scones)

Aluminum Eggs (Foil Breakfast)

Sausage
Egg
Hash brown potatoes
Salt, pepper and spices to taste
Place potatoes, scrambled egg (doesn’t need to be cooked) sausage patty and spices in foil. Wrap
securely. Place on coals for 15 minutes.

Pizza Pocket (Calzone)

Try a pizza pocket dinner, made with those packages of ‘flat’ dough. You take the flat dough, and fill the centre with pizza sauce, pepperoni, cheese, with optional mushroom, olives etc. Fold it over to enclose the ‘goodies’ and wrap in 2 layers of foil. ‘BAKE’ 10 minutes on each side, and you might have a pizza pocket.

Fish Slap!

Basically a steamed salmon with a slice of Lemon
Take a piece of salmon (fish)
Take a slice of lemon (slap)

Wrap the Salmon and Lemon in a piece of grease proof paper then tight wrap the salmon in in newspaper soaking

Explorers in Sleeping Bags (with hot water bottle)

A play on pigs in blankets except its got a little cheese!
A little bit of sausage meat (Explorers)
A little bit of cheese (hot water bottle)
A piece of bacon (sleeping bag)

Wrap the sausage meat & cheese in bacon wrap in tin foil and place in embers for 10-15 mins and check cooked through (not pink) in the middle of sausage meat!

Exotic Explorer Chicken

Take a couple pieces of chicken (chicken)
Take a couple of chunks of Pineapple (exotic)

Wrap the chicken and pineapple in tinfoil had a couple of spoonful’s of pineapple juice to the wrap as well to prevent chicken going dry. Cook on embers until chicken is cooked and not pink inside!

Explorer Creamy Cheesy Spud

Basically Potatoe Dauphinoise!
Take a few slices of sliced potato (spud)
Take a large spoonful of cream & garlic & mixed herbs (creamy)
Take a small pinch of cheese (cheesy)

Important that you cook this slowly and evenly lay the tinfoil and place a spoonful of creamy garlic herb sauce in middle of tinfoil. Dip each slice of potato in sauce and layer in cream on tinfoil add another spoonful of cream and a sprinkling of cheese wrap tight with a couple of layers of tinfoil. Then wrap in newspaper soaking it in water briefly just to get paper wet! Place in embers and not in intense heat this needs to be slooooow cook!