Please share your best camping cooks on a small...

CPARKTX

I have a four day camping trip coming up and plan to big my Small...I'm looking for ideas and inspiration of good camping cooks. I have a lot of meals to fill!

BLDGMAN

Wings, ribs, Philly cheesesteaks, sausage & Biscuits, pork loin, & my favorite T-bones

SoCalTim

@BLDGMAN‌ ... Copy and paste 'Small Egg Weekend Getaway' and put it in the search box above. I think this is what your looking for.

smokesniffer

good steaks, fajitas, pulled pork, pizza. Bacon and eggs with fresh bread, all on the egg. We always eat real good when we go RVing.

texaswig

With a Dutch oven you can cook mostly anything.

R2Egg2Q

My best weekend away cooking with the Small was this (mentioned by SoCalTim above): http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1152622/small-egg-weekend-getaway/p1

Some of my SBGE favorites posted by others:
- @Solson005 - http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1144163/small-bge-goes-camping
- @cazzy - http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1139543/my-sbge-weekend-adventure
I remember another one I liked but it turned out to be yours @CPARKTX‌ from a year ago!

cazzy

Not camping, but definitely things you could execute during a camping trip.

http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1164837/my-sbge-weekend-adventure-2nd-edition/p1

http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1167954/my-sbge-weekend-adventure-3rd-edition/p1

http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1162474/pushing-the-envelope/p1

http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1169220/cazzy-got-bit-by-the-bug-monster-chops/p1

SmokeyPitt

Mountain man breakfast in a dutch oven.  Something like this;

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/dutch-oven-mountain-man-breakfast/

I didn't use a top on the dutch oven, just kept the egg closed so it would cook from the top and bottom.  I think I may have switched to indirect part way through to keep the bottom from burning.  On the small I don't have room for a plate setter and a DO, so I just use a pizza stone and then put the DO on the stone with some spacers.

fishlessman

pretty much anything you can cook at home you can cook on a camping trip on an egg. ham is always good as it gives you sandwiches the next day, same with roast beef or pastrami or chicken or turkey. leg of lamb has always been my favorite camp cook

Carolina Q

Leave the egg at home. Bring grid. Build fire. Cook.

Can you cook a butt like that? No, but you can cook some mighty fine grub. Nuthin' better than an open fire cook!

If you insist on lugging an egg along, you can cook anything that will fit.

fishlessman

Carolina Q said:

Leave the egg at home. Bring grid. Build fire. Cook.

Can you cook a butt like that? No, but you can cook some mighty fine grub. Nuthin' better than an open fire cook!

If you insist on lugging an egg along, you can cook anything that will fit.

nothin better than tossing a leg of lamb in the open fire to sear and then setting it on a grate next to the fire to slow cook while the professional campers eat burgers and dogs. serve it up with rumcake for dessert

Focker

SmokeyPitt said:

Mountain man breakfast in a dutch oven.  Something like this;

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/dutch-oven-mountain-man-breakfast/

I didn't use a top on the dutch oven, just kept the egg closed so it would cook from the top and bottom.  I think I may have switched to indirect part way through to keep the bottom from burning.  On the small I don't have room for a plate setter and a DO, so I just use a pizza stone and then put the DO on the stone with some spacers.

Second the MMB.  Recipe is flexible and can be adjusted to tastes.  A great, hearty breakfast is a staple on break down day(Sunday).  I usually cook the bacon and remove, then sausage, onion,peppers, and remove.  Cook the hash browns or diced taters in the grease until done, add sausage, then scrambled egg, lots of cheese, and then crumble the bacon on top.  Pretty much a breakfast casserole.  Nice to feed a small army with one vessel(DO).

Larry's Pepper Stout Beef is another flexible option that's a crowd pleaser.