Dirt, smores, pot guts, sleepless nights, laughs, truth or dare, campfires, hot dogs, mofia, sunsets, pine trees, hikes, dutch oven breakfast, flat air mattresses, mosquito bites, and FUN.
What do all of these things spell?
SUMMER & CAMPING
Thanks to my cute husband and father in law, we spend a few weekends a summer in the beautiful Wasatch Mountains of Utah. He even got me out camping with a 3 week old for a night–ah!Whether your family goes on a camping trip this year, or spends a nice clean weekend in a hotel, there are many ways to SAVE money on your summer vacation budget. Last summer I gave several tips and recipe ideas to help make your summer get-aways more relaxing and inexpensive. Visit the following post to find out how you can eat DELICIOUS meals while camping or spending time doing your family’s favorite activities this summer. With a little meal planning and thinking ahead you can have some of the following meals with little hassle and literally NO preparation once you are to your destination.
https://www.dealstomealsblog.com/2009/06/13/many-of-you-have-emailed-me-asking-for/
TIP: Use items from your food storage/freezer and watch the weekly sales and your vacation food budget will be kept to a minimum.Breakfast Burritos (eggs, sausage (cook up before), peppers, onions, cheese, tortillas, and hash browns).
Chicken salad, tunafish, or peanut butter and jam sandwiches.
Serve sandwiches with fruit, chips, jello or pasta salad, etc.
Shredded BBQ Pork Sandwiches, chips, vegetables/dip, fruit salad, etc.
Taco Dinner is also an easy meal to put together before your trip. Just pack taco meat (make up before), shells, taco toppings, corn, salsa, and fruit.
1 c. sugar
1 c. corn syrup
½ c. peanut butter
Put sugar and corn syrup in pan and boil over low for 1 minute or until sauce begins to thicken and sugar is dissolved. Take off of the heat and stir in peanut butter and pour over 5-6 c. Special K Cereal (or Corn Flakes), and 2-3 c. mini pretzels. Pour into a greased dish or a large bowl. Serve warm or cold.
Camping stove fuel is a MUST have in our storage. Whichever fuel your camping stove takes, make sure and have a good supply of extras on hand for an emergency.
A few other items to make sure your family has plenty of for an emergency (and for your camping/vacation needs) are the following:
shelter (tents, tarps, stakes, etc.)
warm sleeping bags
warm clothing and rain jackets for each member of the family
warm blankets
lanterns
heavy duty rope
sanitation needs (toilet paper, hand sanitizer, hygiene products)
mosquito and insect repellent
pocket knives/large knives
basic cooking supplies
2 week supply of water (for emergencies–14 gallons per person)
Hope you are having a wonderful summer and that as we prepare for our summer ‘adventures’ we will also think of ways we can prepare for any unexpected emergencies that may come our way 🙂
thanks for posting this. It gave me great ideas for camping meals other than hot dogs and hamburgers.
thanks god for the chance to enjoy so many good artical...................................................................
I like your camping ideas. Ours have to be slightly more simplifies because generally we backpack. A good one-pot meal is enchiladas. You can just layer them, cook them, and call it good. Spaghetti is also another easy one. Thanks for the ideas!
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