Boy Scout Campout Cookbook

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Boy Scout Campout Cookbook includes recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, trail snacks, and dessert. All recipes can be cooked over a fire, in a dutch oven, or in a mess kit. Scouts, as well as leaders, can use this cookbook.

Learn how to cook all your favorite camping foods in this handy, dandy guide!

 trail snacks

Boy Scout Campout Cookbook

My son compiled this cookbook as a camping reference for his troop. It has a variety of foods for various personal tastes that are easy for kids or troop leaders to make. These recipes taste great with tips on preparing certain components at home. A suggested menu, grocery items, tools, and resources are also included in this printable cookbook.

However, after putting the photo above together, I realized the Boy Scout Snack mix, the second photo is not in the cookbook. You can print that recipe here: Boy Scout Snack Mix.

Furthermore, below, I have included some helpful camping equipment that my family has found helpful. You can see my entire Amazon favorites.

Click here for the printable cookbook.

 


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4 Comments

  1. This is awesome, he did a great job. I’m printing it for my son to use in his Boy Scout trooop.

  2. This great, Paula. I have shared this with my granddaughters. They will love trying these out, but in a kitchen I bet. They are going on a campout this summer. Maybe we’ll make one or two of these then. Thanks.

    Wishes for tasty dishes,
    Linda

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