Camp Cooking Dutch Oven Beef Dishes
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There's one tool that we always bring when car camping, RV camping, or glamping — a campfire Dutch oven! (Campfire Dutch ovens are different than the enameled Dutch oven in your kitchen. If you need one, we like Lodge's version.) With the lid on and nestled in coals, a Dutch oven can simmer, stew, and braise! With the lid off, it sears meat and chicken like a cast-iron pan. It's great for soups and stews, and it works with camp stoves and open fires alike. Here are more than two dozen delicious Dutch oven recipes that can easily be made over a campfire.
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What Is a Dutch Oven and How Do I Use It?
First things first, get the basics on what this versatile piece of cookware is, and learn a little about why it makes such an essential piece of camping equipment!
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Becky Stayner
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Guinness Beef Stew
This hearty stew is just the thing to warm you on a cool mountain evening, or replenish your energy after a long day of hiking.
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Chicken and Potato Chowder
Here's a one-pot stew that is packed with flavor. You can grab a rotisserie chicken on the way to the campsite, or just use some precooked chicken breast meat.
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Hector Sanchez
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Seafood and Chorizo Paella with Bell Peppers
Warning: The smells wafting from this decadent dish may draw nearby campers to your site. Luckily it makes more than enough to share.
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Hector Sanchez
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Sausage and Cheese Lasagna
Campfire lasagna? It's doable in a Dutch oven! Skip the instructions to broil at the end, however, and simply let the cheese melt while everything finishes cooking.
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Hector M. Sanchez
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Steak with Creamy Mushrooms and Spinach
Steak is an easy and decadent campfire meal. It's made even easier when you can cook the sides right in the same dish!
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BRIAN WOODCOCK
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White Wine Coq Au Vin
This show-stopping dish is perfect for when you're glamping—or just want to impress the heck out of someone.
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Buff Strickland
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Beer-Braised Chicken
This spicy pulled chicken can be packed into tortillas, piled onto soft buns, or eaten straight on a plate with perhaps a side of grilled corn.
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Brian Woodcock
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Seared Sausage with Cabbage and Pink Lady Apples
This is camping food at its finest. It's simple, hearty, and full of flavor.
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Brian Woodcock
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Seafood and Sausage Stew
This recipe is especially apt if you're camping near the ocean—and can source fresh seafood.
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Brian Woodcock
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Crispy Chicken Thighs With Garlic and Rosemary
Though this can be made in a skillet, it's just as easy to make in a Dutch oven. You can weigh the chicken down with a smaller heavy pot, or a grill press.
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Brian Woodcock
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Ginger Garlic Chicken Ramen
Boil up this veggie-packed soup for a hearty, healthy campfire dinner.
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Brian Woodcock
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Chicken Legs with Peas, Artichokes, Mint, and Fingerling Potatoes
This hearty dish is full of satisfying flavors. Pre-make the spice mix to make camp-side prep easier.
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Becky Luigart-Stayner, Food Styling By: Marian Cooper Cairns and Lindsey Fine Lower
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Corn-and-Ham Risotto
Risotto has a rep for being tricky, but don't believe it. This low-simmering concoction of corn, ham, herbs, and rice is particularly suited to campfire cooking.
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Marcus Nilsson
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Bourbon Chili
A classic campfire food if there ever was one, this one-pot chili recipe gets a boost of flavor from orange juice and bourbon.
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The Gunny Sack
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Tater Tot Breakfast Pizza
A tater tot crust topped with bacon, eggs, cheese, and sausage will get your family going in the morning.
Get the recipe at The Gunny Sack.
Spoonful of Flavor
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Green Chile Chicken Chilaquiles
Customize your chilaquiles with your favorite toppings. This blogger layered on queso fresco, avocado, and sour cream.
Get the recipe at Spoonful of Flavor.
The Creative Mom
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Cheesy Garlic Bites
No need to wait for bread to rise with this pull-apart dish. It's easy to make and both kids and adults will love it.
Get the recipe at The Creative Mom.
The Touring Campfire
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Campfire Donuts
Turn biscuits into delicious mini donuts with a little help from cinnamon sugar and hot oil.
Get the recipe at The Touring Campfire.
Courtesy of Fresh Off The Grid
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Courtesy of My Incredible Recipes
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Old-Fashioned Goulash
Hungry after a long day outside? This recipe, made with ground beef or turkey, minced garlic, diced tomatoes, and elbow noodles is the ultimate fuel.
Get the recipe at My Incredible Recipes.
Courtesy of Fresh Off The Grid
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Dutch Oven Vegetarian Chili and Cornbread
Yes, you can still have a home-cooked meal (like chili and cornbread!) while you're camping.
Get the recipe at Fresh Off The Grid.
Courtesy of Tried and Tasty
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Dutch Oven Cinnamon Nut Pull Aparts
With only five ingredients, this cinnamon roll recipe is the perfect treat-yourself meal.
Get the recipe at Tried and Tasty.
Courtesy of Self Proclaimed Foodie
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Dutch Oven Dutch Baby
Have a slice of dessert for breakfast, thanks to this delicious Dutch baby recipe.
Get the recipe at Self Proclaimed Foodie.
Courtesy of Polka Dot Chair
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S'mores Cake
Why make normal s'mores when you could make a s'mores cake right by your campfire in just 10 minutes? This recipe is gooey chocolatey heaven.
Get the recipe at Polka Dot Chair.
Courtesy of Fresh Off The Grid
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Campfire Nachos
Enjoy everyone's favorite bar food while sitting by the campfire with a cold beer. It's hard to mess up campfire nachos; just alternate layers of chips with cheesy toppings, and you'll have a delicious, crunchy mess to devour.
Get the recipe at Fresh Off The Grid.
Courtesy of What's Cooking America
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Dutch Oven Beer and Sausage
Cook sausages and baby potatoes with veggies, seasoning, and the dark beer of your choice for a hearty meal that's bursting with flavor.
Get the recipe at What's Cooking America.
Courtesy of Clarks Condensed
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Baked Ziti
Baked ziti is the ultimate comfort dish that everyone in your family will love. Along with baked pasta, Italian sausage, and spaghetti sauce, add veggies of your choice, like mushrooms and green peppers.
Get the recipe at Three Guys Outside.
Courtesy of Just 2 Sisters
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Blackberry Campfire Cobbler
Get cozy by the fire with some warm blackberry cobbler, which is easy to make in your dutch oven with just three ingredients! A scoop of ice cream on top makes this dessert even more tasty.
Get the recipe at Just 2 Sisters.
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