Recipe Round-up 5 Recipes to Start Your Camp Cooking Adventure For some people, warm weather means it's time to usher in water activities, barbecues, and beach trips. For those of us at Lodge? It signals camp-cooking season. Whether you're new to camp cooking or are an experienced over-the-fire cook, these five simple recipes are a perfect way to start the season. Gather your gear and ingredients, light up the coals, and try these recipes as you savor the outdoors. Campfire Buttermilk Biscuits These classic biscuits are an essential component to a hearty campsite breakfast. They're baked in a camp dutch oven (an essential camp cooking tool) and are a great vehicle for gravy and delicious topped with jam. Campfire Pizza Have you ever wanted pizza when camping? Try this method for baking cast iron pizza using our Cook-It-All and our recipe for Classic Pizza Dough. You can simplify this dish by using store-bought dough or flatbread for the crust. Lazy Peach Cobbler From what we've heard, there isn't a Scout in America who hasn't made this simple recipe for campfire cobbler. If you're just learning to use a camp oven, this recipe is a great place to start. Plus, dessert always tastes a little sweeter when enjoyed in the great outdoors. Mountain Man Breakfast This one-pot breakfast simply can't be beat. Filled with sausage, eggs, hash browns, and cheese, it's the perfect way to feed a hungry family first thing in the morning. Serve it with the Campfire Biscuits we mentioned above if you need a little something extra. Baked Stuffed Apples This aromatic dessert will have your neighboring campers peeking over their tents to see what you're cooking. Topped with cinnamon, raisins, and nuts, these apples have a gooey core and are the perfect end to any camp meal. 5 Commonly Asked Questions About the Cook-It-All 3 Tips for Using the Cast Iron Fish Pan 5 Ways to Use the Cook-It-All Transform your campsite into a top notch outdoor kitchen with the cast iron Cook-It-All. 6 Tools the Lodge Team Uses to Clean Cast Iron While many methods for cleaning cast iron are as old as the cast iron category itself, you can make the task a cinch when you lean into modern-day cleaning tools. Get $10 off any $50+ order!* While you're shopping, become a Pan Fan today and sign up for our newsletter! *Coupon code will be sent to your email after you sign up for our newsletter! New sign ups only. Sign Up By submitting your information, you are agreeing to Lodge Cast Iron’s Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Please try again.
Recipe Round-up 5 Recipes to Start Your Camp Cooking Adventure For some people, warm weather means it's time to usher in water activities, barbecues, and beach trips. For those of us at Lodge? It signals camp-cooking season. Whether you're new to camp cooking or are an experienced over-the-fire cook, these five simple recipes are a perfect way to start the season. Gather your gear and ingredients, light up the coals, and try these recipes as you savor the outdoors. Campfire Buttermilk Biscuits These classic biscuits are an essential component to a hearty campsite breakfast. They're baked in a camp dutch oven (an essential camp cooking tool) and are a great vehicle for gravy and delicious topped with jam. Campfire Pizza Have you ever wanted pizza when camping? Try this method for baking cast iron pizza using our Cook-It-All and our recipe for Classic Pizza Dough. You can simplify this dish by using store-bought dough or flatbread for the crust. Lazy Peach Cobbler From what we've heard, there isn't a Scout in America who hasn't made this simple recipe for campfire cobbler. If you're just learning to use a camp oven, this recipe is a great place to start. Plus, dessert always tastes a little sweeter when enjoyed in the great outdoors. Mountain Man Breakfast This one-pot breakfast simply can't be beat. Filled with sausage, eggs, hash browns, and cheese, it's the perfect way to feed a hungry family first thing in the morning. Serve it with the Campfire Biscuits we mentioned above if you need a little something extra. Baked Stuffed Apples This aromatic dessert will have your neighboring campers peeking over their tents to see what you're cooking. Topped with cinnamon, raisins, and nuts, these apples have a gooey core and are the perfect end to any camp meal. 5 Commonly Asked Questions About the Cook-It-All 3 Tips for Using the Cast Iron Fish Pan 5 Ways to Use the Cook-It-All Transform your campsite into a top notch outdoor kitchen with the cast iron Cook-It-All. 6 Tools the Lodge Team Uses to Clean Cast Iron While many methods for cleaning cast iron are as old as the cast iron category itself, you can make the task a cinch when you lean into modern-day cleaning tools.
