HiI\'m looking for some fun and yummy recipes to use with a campfire.We\'re going to do the obvious ones (s\'mores, potatoes and corn on the cob in foil, hot dogs on a stick), but what other things have you made with your campfire?We don\'t have a tripod with a grill pan or hook, so it has to be something that can be cooked in foil or on a stick/camp fork.We have a table-top grill as well (well, we have a full kitchen because we\'re borrowing a camper), but I really want to use the fire as much as possibleThanks!Silver turtles (foil dinners) are good2 12x12 sheets of heavy duty
aluminum foil 1/4 lb of meat, patty or crumbled 1/2 med potato, sliced or diced 1/4 med onion, sliced or diced diced bell peppers diced carrots shredded cabbage mushrooms seasoning to taste oil (if low fat meat, just a teaspoon or so) Place ingredients (that you like) onto one foil piece, starting with meat and ending with seasoning fold up as packet and seal edges by rollingPlace seam side down on other piece of foil and fold up again and sealPlace on coals, 15-20 minutes then turn over for another 10-15 minutesCarefully remove (don\'t burn your self) Let sit 5-10 minutes (if you can) Slice through foil, roll back edges and eatStick BiscuitsMix up biscuit dough using slightly less liquidRoll into a rope about 12-15 inches long and 1/2 to 2/3 in thickWrap in spiral around end of stick Hold over fire, rotating to keep from unwrapping and cook until golden brown Gently free from stick and eatStick may need to be oiled and care in choosing stick for cooking, non-toxic wood, I prefer Alder or MapleBag Breakfast small brown paper lunch sack 2 pieces thick bacon cut in half 1-2 eggs salt - pepper String Put bacon in the bottom of the bag and hold over coals until grease starts showing through the bag Crack eggs into bag, tie string to neck of bag and stickUse stick to hold bag over coals until eggs are done.Other related question