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In this game-changing camping cookbook, food writer and adventurer Chris Nuttall-Smith introduces an ingenious prep-ahead approach to eating outdoors, with 80 easy-to-make and wildly tasty recipes.“Cook It Wild showed me I can enjoy our incredible planet and still have a killer meal at the end of the day.”—Matty Matheson, chef, actor, and author of Matty Matheson: Home Style CookeryA BEST COOKBOOK OF THE YEAR: Food Network, Epicurious, Globe and MailSay goodbye to ho-hum canned beans and freeze-dried backpacking meals. With prep-ahead recipes and field-tested advice, flavor-packed dishes like herby lemon chicken, vegan dan dan noodles and even fire-baked pecan sticky buns become deliciously doable and fuss-free. Each recipe is divided into “at home” and “at camp” sections, so most of the cooking is done before your trip. Extraordinary outdoor eating is often as simple as dropping fully prepped ingredients into a pot or onto a grill. Just like that, you'll be feasting on showstopping sweet-tangy lemon ribs, sublime vegetarian pastas, or sizzling cumin lamb kebabs paired with puff-and-serve chapati. Plus, with fun and savvy camp kitchen advice, you'll learn everything you need to become a master outdoors cook, including which cheeses travel best, how to chill drinks when you don't have ice, how to pick (and use) a backpacking stove, and how to make great coffee in the wild! Whether your idea of wilderness is a beach, a mountain, a rushing river or your own backyard, you'll want to make these recipes for friends and family. For cooks and campers of every level, Cook It Wild turns outdoor mealtimes into a cause for celebration—and the highlight of every trip.

Einsame Campingplätze, überschaubare Kochausrüstung und wenige Zutaten. Kochen für backpackende Camper wird schnell zur unschönen Verpflichtung. Dabei kann Kochen auf Reisen mit einfachen, aber leckeren Gerichten ein weiterer täglicher Höhepunkt sein. Viele junge Reisende haben dabei das Problem, dass sie bislang kaum selbst gekocht haben. Für solche und andere Reisende hat Philip Raillon in seinem zweiten Buch gute und leckere Ideen zusammengetragen und selbst unterwegs ausprobiert. Von einfachen und schnell zuzubereitenden Gerichten wie Spaghetti Carbonara oder „Armer Ritter“ bis hinzu aufwendigen Klassikern wir Jägerschnitzel oder gebratenem Reis ist alles dabei. Der junge Hobby-Koch hat für jeden etwas gefunden: Vegetarier, Fleischliebhaber, Freunde der schnellen Küche, Backpacker mit einem oder zwei Kochflammen. Dabei ist dieses Buch als Ideen- und Ratgeber für unterwegs zu verstehen – die richtigen Tipps fürs Einkaufen und die Ausstattung während der Reise liefert dieses Buch gleich mit. Guten Appetit!

Over two hundred easy, family recipes you can make over an outdoor fire, whether you're camping out in the woods, or in your own backyard. Whether you are heading out on a camping trip or simply enjoying a backyard bonfire, this book will satisfy your appetite. You'll find many recipes for a variety of fun cooking methods like cooking on a stick, in a foil packet, with a Dutch oven, in a skillet, with a pie iron, and more. Great for scouting groups, Easy Campfire Cooking is filled with tips, campfire safety, and techniques on how to build the perfect cooking fire. From breakfast treats, to hot dogs, to s'mores and more—you'll find recipes the whole family will love. Best of all, cooking over a fire brings together family and friends to enjoy food and fun in a relaxing atmosphere.Inside Easy Campfire Cooking, you'll find recipes for:Stick ‘Taters, page 21Tropical Seafood Skewers, page 30Honey Mustard Chicken Packets, page 50Hashbrown Pie, page 66Kayak Tuna Mac, page 91Starry Night Chili, page 106Fireside Pizza, page 117“Full of handy how-tos, tips, and recipes, Easy Campfire Cooking is accessible to everyone, no matter how strapped to city life you are. It is a reminder that the simplicity of campfire cooking is satisfying not only because we are “going back,” but because we are gathering together around the fire among friends.” —Georgia Pellegrini, author of Food Heroes

Goodbye to mundane, expensive, freeze-dried camping food and welcome to tasty, environmentally conscious, inexpensive dishes. Seasoned outdoor cook Sierra Adare spices her creative and easy-to-follow recipes with Western culinary history and first accounts that are informed by the traditions of the trail. Inside the book are lists of grocery items you can buy beforehand at your local store, along with instructions to dehydrate your own food to avoid the high prices of outdoor markets. Your stomach just isn't prepared for the great outdoors without Backcountry Cooking—your number one source for easy camp cooking, recipes adaptable for all types of camping, and the best ideas for making your next outdoor adventure remarkable and delicious.

Camp Cooking covers it all: from meat, to fish, to vegetables, baked goods and sauces. Fred Bouwman explains it all in easy-to-follow steps. This information has been tested and retested in the field. Much of it is just not available anywhere else and Bouwman lets his expertise run wild here. Chapters include information on building campfires that are serviceable for cooking, selecting the best camp stove, utensils, and how to pack and carry a camp “kitchen.” Bouwman also looks at the myths and the facts of safe water purification while camping, and teaches methods for safely purifying your water supply. The book closes with a great section on selecting using the wide selection of foods available to today's camper.

RVs are becoming a more popular vacation choice than ever, as people crave more family time and seek to avoid the anxieties and hassles of air travel. And when RVers, boaters, campers, and tailgaters are out on the open road-or water-they still want healthy home cooking. Now, with this unique collection by seasoned RVer (and million-selling cookbook author) JoAnna Lund, vacationers and retired folks can eat as healthfully on the road as when they're at home. Lund sticks to recipes that are both easy to whip up and easy on the sodium, fat, and calories. And she also offers her old-hand traveler's survival tips, including...• storage: cupboards vs. freezers• transporting-for those potlucks and picnics• pre-trip food prep• grocery shopping: to perish or not to perish?• skillets, spatulas, and stuff• best brands for healthy eating

Whether you're a seasoned camper or a backpacking newbie, this handy, portable little cookbook has all the camping recipes you need to get the most out of cooking in the great outdoors, including a Couscous Salad with Roasted Peppers, Garlic Chile Steaks, Mock Tandoori Chicken, and more. With simple, easy recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and everything in between, this guide—that easily fits in your backpack—makes “roughing it” a breeze.