Camp fire cooking

[Stickjiggler]

What does everybody cook on an open fire. Treats. Meals

[BLACKJACK]

I cook most of the same stuff that I would cook on a charcoal grill, only exceptions would be bigger stuff that is better with the cover on, but I'm sure you could also do them with foil. I've done burgers, steak, ribs, chicken breasts, brats, this weekend I did chicken thighs. Start your wood fire an hour early, gets some coals built up, at the same time I put some small pieces of wood on the grate to 'sanitize it' as they burn off, let the fire die down, scrape the coals into a pile off to the side, and start grilling. Have some small pieces of wood to add to the fire to keep it going and hot, and some tin foil for the grate in case the gaps are too wide. Easy to do and you get the wood fire taste.

[rowdyf]

venison backstrap with onions and potatoes...

[Payday]

We make a lot of hot dogs on a stick, smores, and pie iron items like ham and cheese, fruit pies, breakfast omelets in toast. Ocassionally we'll venture into the more traditionally grilled things as well (burgers,steaks).

[prov1900]

Anything with the cast-iron. Blackened steaks are really nice with that wood-fire flavor.

[zamboni]

Pie Irons are a must for camping

[chillincarp870]

nothing better than fresh walleye over the fire.

[oldtimer]

I'll second that--Shore Lunch

[stick]

Cast iron Dutch-Oven anything.

[blueroof]

I absolutely love the Cee Dub campfire cooking show. He uses a Dutch Oven in complete silence better than anyone!