Dinner Recipes
🍽️ 1. Foil-Pack Surf & Turf
Simple, savory, and cooked straight in the coals.
Ingredients:
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1 small steak (sirloin or ribeye) or sliced sausage
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1 filet of fresh-caught fish (surfperch, halibut, etc.)
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Sliced bell peppers, onions, zucchini
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Olive oil, salt, pepper, garlic powder
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Optional: lemon slices, rosemary sprig
Instructions:
Layer protein and veggies on a sheet of foil. Drizzle with olive oil, season well, and seal tightly. Cook in hot campfire coals for 12–15 minutes. Open carefully and enjoy with a squeeze of lemon.
✅ Keto & fresh-catch friendly
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🥘 2. One-Pot Camp Chili
Bold, hearty, and perfect for cool coastal nights.
Ingredients:
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1 lb ground beef or turkey
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1 can diced tomatoes
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1 can black or kidney beans (or skip for keto)
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1 packet chili seasoning or DIY mix
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½ chopped onion, optional peppers
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Shredded cheese & sour cream for topping
Instructions:
Brown meat in your pot, then add onions and cook until tender. Stir in tomatoes, beans, seasoning, and simmer 15–20 minutes. Top with cheese, sour cream, or jalapeños.
✅ Keto: use riced cauliflower instead of beans
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🐟 3. Campfire Fish Tacos
From catch to tortilla in minutes.
Ingredients:
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Fresh-caught fish (surfperch, halibut, rockfish)
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Taco seasoning or lemon pepper
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Corn or low-carb tortillas
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Garden slaw (shredded cabbage, lime, cilantro)
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Sour cream or spicy mayo drizzle
Instructions:
Grill or pan-fry seasoned fish over the fire. Warm tortillas, then layer with fish, slaw, and sauce. Serve with lime wedges and chips.
✅ Fresh, fast, and loaded with flavor
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🔥 Dinner by the Firelight – Tell Us What’s Cooking!
After a long day on the beach or casting into the surf, nothing beats a hot meal under the stars.
💬 Drop a comment:
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What’s your favorite camp dinner tradition?
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Have you tried the foil-pack surf & turf or our camp chili?
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Do you use fresh-caught fish in your tacos or pack ahead?
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Any garden ingredients you love adding to your dinner?

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