Ponassing Trout on the Campfire
Ponassing is a very simple technique for cooking fish over a fire which needs very little equipment. Basically all you need is a knife! It’s...
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Campfire Bannock on Cast Iron
Backwoods Cooking is a key element in Scouting and makes up one of the nine adventure skills in Scouting Ireland’s ONE Programme. Bannock is one of those recipes that everyone...
Traditional Irish Stew
If you search online, there are countless recipes and guides for a “Traditional Irish Stew” and some of the comments on these websites can get pretty aggressive. Apparently, there are...
Campfire Bananas stuffed with Chocolate and Marshmallows
Everyone loves stuffed Campfire Bananas when they’re on camp. It’s one of the tastiest, easiest desserts to make when you are out and about. Simply...
Happy Chinese New Year
Campfire Kitchen wishes you a Lucky New Year Friday the 16th of February will be celebrated by millions across the world as New Year’s Day. Also Known as the Spring...
Simple Banana Pancakes
It’s that time of year again, Shrove Tuesday, or better known to us in Ireland as Pancake Tuesday. Pancakes are associated with the day preceding Lent because they were a way...
Traditional freshly-made Irish Soda Bread
When I think of traditional Irish food, one of the first things I think of is Soda Bread. Soda Bread is an easy and...
Homemade Fresh Guacamole
Homemade Fresh Guacamole is one of the simplest, most delicious side dishes you can make. It goes perfectly with almost anything! You can put guacamole on tacos, burgers, chilli con...
Mexican Pulled Pork
Mexican Pulled Pork Tacos Pulled pork is a way of slow cooking tougher cuts of pork (usually shoulder) to make them juicy and tender. You can do this in the...
The Perfect Mulled Wine
Nothing says Christmas more than a hot glass (tin cup?) of mulled wine. Even the smell alone might be enough to have frosty-fingered adults gather...