Fried Cabbage with Bacon
This Southern classic goes with a wide variety of main dishes. The bacon and onion bring in a savory side while the cabbage brings in the sweetness.
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This Southern classic goes with a wide variety of main dishes. The bacon and onion bring in a savory side while the cabbage brings in the sweetness.
We all love pizza so let’s eat pizza at the campsite too. This all comes together and cooks rather quickly. The dough is chewy and the whole pizza is scrumptious. I prefer to make this with homemade dough, and I prefer to use ground Italian …
Let’s take this rich and flavorful dish camping. This dish could be made with just about anything, as it was originally a hunters stew and contained whatever the hunter had come home with that day. The complex flavors come from the wide variety of ingredients, …
A classic treat for kids and adults alike. This recipe is very easy to make and disappears quickly when it’s done cooking.
This recipe combines tart and sweet berries with a soft, moist cake making for a light and delicious dessert in your campsite. The cake burns easy, so don’t place too many coals under the Dutch oven.
While some people like rice pudding as a dessert, I always think of it as a breakfast dish. I like the texture of rice pudding better than tapioca, and the salt and cinnamon brings a nice complexity to the flavors.I particularly like this dish when …
Imagine taking those delicious Jalapeno Poppers and spreading them on a cracker – that’s what you get with this delicious dip. It comes together quickly, and it will disappear about as quickly.
This dip is a Southern classic. It’s tangy, creamy flavor tastes great on a cracker, on celery, or on a burger. It also makes a large batch so you’ll be ready for a crowd.
This breakfast dish is said to be the most popular restaurant order in Mexico – especially after a night on the town. This is a hearty and delicious way to start the day.If you can find unsalted chips that could save you a step, but …