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Maybe it\u2019s the fresh air, the woody scents, or the sounds of birds, rushing streams, and leaves in the wind. Whatever it is, food cooked and eaten outdoors is just supremely delicious and completely magical.<\/p>\n

You can toss a plain old burger on a campfire grill and it will morph into the most succulent, most flavorful, most chomp-worthy burger you\u2019ve ever had each and every time.<\/p>\n

Stick a freshly-caught fish on a stick and hold it over an open fire and wow, you\u2019ve just created a meal laudable enough for Michelin stars. \u2018Tis true, so very true.<\/p>\n

So now, we\u2019ve decided to take that marvelous base of delicious to a whole new level with crave-worthy camp creations that are going to have you firing up all year long.<\/p>\n

This Camping Cookbook is full of delicious, easy-to-prepare recipes that take you off the beaten grill path to all sorts of taste adventures. Here we want to connect you with true outdoor cooking. That means no pots and pans, just straight-up grilling over a fire pit or grill.<\/p>\n

Recipes range from delicious Blueberry Pork Belly to Chicken Bacon Tootsies and Ying and Yang Salmon to Spicy Kebobs.<\/p>\n

If you love seafood, you must try the Lime Fish Tacos and the wildly simple but wickedly delicious scallop recipe found in the seafood section \u2013 among other deliciousness, of course.<\/p>\n

We\u2019ve even got a tantalizing easy dessert section that includes indulgences like Deconstructed Peach Cheesecake and Chocolate Rice Krispy Marshmallows. Yes, they are as superb as they sound.<\/p>\n

Camping is a time to relax and connect with friends and family while also reconnecting with nature, so the cooking part when <\/span>f\ufeff\ufeffamily camping<\/span><\/a> should be easy. Popping food on the grill is a great way to get lovely layers of flavor without a lot of fuss, and the scent of such creations wafting through the air just adds a special kind of ambience \u2013especially in the evening around an open fire.<\/p>\n

The recipes created for this book take the concept of simple outdoor grilling up a notch with simple twists to the average grilled dish. With a little spice and creativity you will be revamping your camp cooking style, and your fellow campers will love you for it.<\/p>\n

So get outdoors, get tasty, and get magical with your campfire creations this summer.<\/p>\n

Happy grilling!<\/p>\n

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FOOD PREP AND SAFETY<\/h2>\n

Of course, there is nothing magical about getting sick after noshing on food that\u2019s been tainted. Not only does it ruin your trip, but if you\u2019re in the back country, it\u2019s going to be awhile before you can get to a doctor.<\/p>\n

So, let\u2019s eliminate the possibility of even coming close to contaminating your food by going over some simple precautions you can take that will ensure you have the best trip ever.<\/p>\n

PACKING FOR CAMPING<\/h2>\n

Use a hard-shelled cooler instead of insulated bags for long camping trips. These guys are much better at keeping groceries cool and will ensure you get mileage out of the food you take.<\/p>\n

It is best to store your raw meats in their own cooler. In fact, it is not just best, it should be the rule.<\/p>\n

Use leak-proof containers or mason jars when you pack your food.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019ve cooked something to take on your trip, cool it, and transport it cold to prevent bad bacteria from forming.<\/p>\n

It is important that you pack your foodstuffs correctly to ensure that they stay cold and don\u2019t get contaminated. With that in mind, if for any reason you need to pack your raw meats and other foodstuffs together, pack your raw stuff on the bottom so there is no danger of contaminated liquids leaking over other food.<\/p>\n

After you\u2019ve filled your cooler, you\u2019re done with foods that have to be refrigerated. Now move on to things that will stay safe in warmer temperatures including:<\/p>\n