Yummy, healthy camping recipes?

Will you only have campfire or will you have a kitchen?

I have a few suggestions because I love camping and know how overboard I can go...

1. Chicken, chicken legs/wings on the grill (I like to throw them on the grill and baste them in hot sauce or bbq sauce)
2. Watermelon, pineapple, grapes- have plenty of fruit on hand and make sure you prepare before you head out. I always find if it's not cut up before I get- it never gets eaten.
3. Hard boiled eggs are easy to keep on hand.
4. Dips- I have an easy recipe for a corn/bean salsa dip. It's a weight watchers recipe and is delicious and really, really easy to make. Let me know if you want the recipe.
5. Potatoes aren't evil- just the toppings. Dice some up, sprinkle with olive oil, cover with your favorite seasonings- I like garlic salt, garlic powder, onion powed, basil, oregeno. I make an aluminum foil bag and grill them. Yum!

Best of luck to you- have fun camping!

* Lowfat string cheese is fun
* Hebrew National 97% fatfree hotdogs - I think they're tastier than any other! With Schwebel's light buns. Most condiments are ok - so load up the pickles, onions, etc. They also have light hamburger buns. A jar of PICKLES !
* Pack yourself 100 calorie snacks so you don't eat a whole bag of chips, or at least a family size bag of baked chips or whole grain Pringles.
* Carrot sticks or fruit tossed in the cooler is good to munch while you're waiting on the grill
* Goin fishin?
* If making a fire breakfast - bring a carton of eggwhites & turkey bacon. Eggwhites are better than powdered crap & easier than transporting eggs.

nuts; trail mix; turkey jerky (low sugar ones); etc. Bring fruit. I brought a bag of carrots (cuz i love to snack on a big handful of carrots when i get the munchies).
can bring premade meals in the cooler--like pasta salads and stuff to eat cold; can premake any number of things and heat over fire or next to it. Turkey burgers and turkey dogs. wheat buns. granola bars. for breakfasts have eggs and turkey bacon/sausage with fruit. Drink extra water to flush out excess sodium. Sandwichs with wheat bread, no processed cheese slice (i get blocks of cheese at home, and then for the trip i cut a bunch of thin slices off and brought with). Can also pack salad if u wanted..

I just went camping; my salad I put in a plastic storage container and then in a plastic bag so the water from the ice couldnt get in through both.

I brought a big bag of boneless/skinless chicken. bbq'ed a big batch of chciken the first night, had it for dinner with premade pasta salad and the carrots i brought, then following day had a chicken burger (wheat bun) with the leftovers for lunch w/ flavored mini rice cakes, and chicken salad for dinner.

If you drink, mgd 64 and budweiser 55 beer.

All types of options.