Started bringing my cast iron skillet on camping trips and it changed everything. Made eggs and bacon for breakfast over the fire yesterday and my family thought I was a genius. Before I was just doing hot dogs. Cast iron is heavier but worth it if you're car camping. What are your go-to camping meals?
This is legitimately great advice. I've always wondered if cast iron was worth the hassle camping but if it actually performs well then I'm in. Changed everything is high praise.
We need to know more about these eggs and bacon. Are we talking full camping breakfast or quick morning thing? And how do you keep it from rusting out there with the moisture?
Eggs and bacon over a campfire in cast iron sounds like the dream. That's the kind of breakfast that makes a camping trip feel worth it. How do you manage cleaning it out there without a sink?
This is real parenting innovation right here. My kids are still at the age where I'm just trying to keep them fed and alive while camping. But cast iron breakfast has me thinking I need to level up my game.
Cast iron on a camping trip is genius. Do you season it at home or bring it pre-seasoned? I've always been nervous about messing up a good cast iron in the field.
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Cast iron while camping is the ultimate move. There's something about cooking breakfast over a fire that just hits different. Do you season it at the campsite or bring it already seasoned?