Easy camping recipes that are easy even for beginners!
When you think of camping, many people imagine enjoying lively barbecued meat dishes. However, there's more to camping than just barbecues!
This time, we will introduce camping recipes that include meat, healthy vegetables, and breakfast that even beginners can easily make.
Meat dishes are a surefire hit! Easy meat recipes you can enjoy while camping
Camping is a great way to escape from everyday life and enjoy a different atmosphere. It's a great opportunity to try cooking dishes that you wouldn't normally make. Why not try simple yet dynamic dishes like grilling whole meat or fish?
Whole roasted chicken

Let's try roasting chicken with herbs and vegetables in a Dutch oven. This hearty and visually satisfying roast chicken is a fun dish to carve and eat together. It may seem difficult, but no special cooking techniques are required, so even beginners can easily give it a try.
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1 chicken
Potatoes, cherry tomatoes, onions, asparagus, or other vegetables of your choice
Salt and pepper to taste
Basil powder (as needed)
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1. Wash the chicken, wipe it with kitchen paper, and sprinkle salt and pepper all over.
2. Chop the vegetables and add all ingredients to a Dutch oven.

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3. When cooking over charcoal, cook on high heat for the first 15 minutes or so, then move to low heat for about an hour.

kebab

Kebabs, a Turkish dish, are meat and vegetables skewered and grilled. Cutting them into large pieces makes for a very filling dish! While lamb is used in the original version, it's also delicious with your favorite meat, such as pork, chicken, or beef. Using brightly colored vegetables like peppers and tomatoes will add a vibrant touch and stimulate your appetite.
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Pork thigh, paprika, tomato, asparagus, herb salt (as needed)
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1. Cut the ingredients into bite-sized pieces and sprinkle salt, pepper and herb salt on the pork thighs.
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2. Arrange the fish on skewers in a colorful manner and grill over charcoal.

Healthy camping food! Easy vegetable recipes
Camping food is all about meat, but meat alone can be high in calories and can lead to excessive fat intake. To enjoy healthy and delicious camping food, we recommend dishes that include plenty of vegetables.
Ratatouille

Ratatouille, made by slowly simmering colorful vegetables in tomato sauce, looks great and adds a touch of elegance to camping meals. Ratatouille is also great as a sauce for meat or fish, and is also recommended as a dip for bread.
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1 can of chopped tomatoes
1 eggplant
3cm daikon radish
1/4 onion
1/4 bell pepper
1/3 bunch of broccoli
1 king oyster mushroom
celery stalk, about 10cm
1 clove garlic
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoon sake
water 200cc
1 tablespoon consommé
1 1/2 tablespoons sugar
Salt to taste
Dried basil, as needed
- <How to make>
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1. Cut the ingredients to your desired size and finely chop the garlic and celery.

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2. Add olive oil to a Dutch oven and blanch the eggplant in the oil, then remove it.

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3. Add the garlic and celery and sauté until fragrant.

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4. Add eggplant, radish, onion, pepper, broccoli, and king oyster mushrooms and stir-fry.

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5. Add the canned chopped tomatoes, sake, and water and bring to a boil.

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6. Add the consommé, salt, and basil and simmer slowly over low heat for about 30 minutes.
Stir-fried vegetables

If you have any leftover grilled vegetables, try grilling them all together. Stir-fried vegetables cooked over charcoal bring out the flavor of the ingredients and are sure to taste better than regular stir-fried vegetables.
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1 bag of bean sprouts
1 bunch chives
1/4 carrot
Salt to taste
Olive oil (as needed)
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1. Add olive oil to a griddle and fry the vegetables, adding salt halfway through.

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2. When the vegetables are soft, they are done.
foil bake

Wrap the seafood and vegetables in foil and place on a grill. The moisture from the vegetables creates a steamed-like texture, resulting in a colorful and flavorful dish.
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1 slice of salmon
Bean sprouts, carrots, shiitake mushrooms, and asparagus, as needed
About 10g butter
soy sauce (appropriate amount)
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1. Cut the vegetables into bite-sized pieces.

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2. Place the salmon on aluminum foil, top with the cut vegetables and wrap.

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3. Heat on a wire rack for about 10 minutes, and once cooked through, top with butter and soy sauce.

Speaking of camping, breakfast is also a must! Easy and recommended recipes
In addition to hearty lunches and dinners, breakfast is also one of the joys of camping. Here are some easy breakfast recipes that are a little different from everyday meals and are perfect for camping.
curry

Many people like to eat curry in the morning when camping. The stimulating spices will wake up your body, and rice will provide you with energy to keep you moving.
Curry made in a Dutch oven, a unique camping experience, is a little different from regular curry and allows you to fully enjoy the flavor of the ingredients without using any extra water or oil!
- <Materials>
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150g minced pork
Mixed beans 50g
1/2 onion
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 clove garlic
Ginger about 10g
2 teaspoons curry powder
2 teaspoons flour
water 300cc
1 tablespoon consommé
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 pinches of sugar
Sauce, ketchup as needed
Rice for the number of people
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1. Finely chop the onion, garlic and ginger.
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2. Add olive oil and 1 to a pot and fry until browned.
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3. Add the minced meat and stir fry until cooked through, then add the curry powder and flour and stir fry.
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4. Add water, consommé, and mixed beans and simmer.
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5. Season with salt, sugar, sauce, and ketchup.
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6. Place the rice on a plate and pour the curry over it.





Toast and fried egg

You can easily toast bread by placing it on the grill. The key to this is to use low heat to prevent it from burning.
You can also use a skillet to grill ham or sausage, then drop in an egg and steam it in foil to make delicious fried eggs.
Even your usual breakfast menu will taste a little different when you eat it while camping.
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1 slice of bread
Eggs, sausages, etc.
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The bread is cooked on a rope, and the sausages and fried eggs are cooked in a skillet.

Grilled rice balls

When you think of Japanese people, rice comes to mind. There are probably many people who feel uneasy without rice, even when camping.
We recommend grilled rice balls, which are white rice balls dipped in yakiniku sauce. You can also bring a small pot and make miso soup. Alternatively, you can boil water and make instant miso soup.
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White rice balls, yakiniku sauce
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1. Make firm rice balls and spread yakiniku sauce on one side.
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2. Grill the meat with the sauce-coated side facing down.
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3. Check the condition of the fish, turn it over, and cook both sides while basting it with the sauce.



This time, we've introduced a wide range of camping dishes, from meat dishes to vegetable dishes recommended for those who want to be healthier, and even breakfast. Once you get used to it, you'll be able to enjoy combining several dishes. Start by trying out a recipe that catches your eye!
Products used in this recipe
Chicken Griller (1.2kg)
Chicken Griller (1.2kg)
¥1,480~
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KINSOU-DORI - Japanese Whole Chicken (2kg)
KINSOU-DORI - Japanese Whole Chicken (2kg)
¥4,370
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Spiced Pork Cubes (150g + 10 Skewer Sticks)
Spiced Pork Cubes (150g + 10 Skewer Sticks)
¥730~
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Bone-in Chicken Legs
Bone-in Chicken Legs
¥1,380~
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Grass-Fed Spiced Beef Cubes (150g + 10 Skewers)
Grass-Fed Spiced Beef Cubes (150g + 10 Skewers)
¥730~
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Maple Syrup Breakfast Sausages
Maple Syrup Breakfast Sausages
¥1,050~
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