Mobile Version
 
Move your mouse over me

Move your mouse over me

Bookmark and Share

rss   RSS Feeds

facebook logo
 
twitter logo


InsaneScouter Logo
Home > Resources > The Outdoors > Cooking > Alternative
 
 

Tin-Foil Dinners


Author:  GSLC
  1. Use heavy-duty aluminum foil, place shiny side in. Spray with non-stick spray to prevent sticking.
  2. Create foil packets by wrapping foil around food using a drug-store wrap: Use foil 3-
    times the width of the food. Fold sides up creasing foil at edge of food. Keeping edges
    together, make a ½ to a 1 inch fold and crease.
  3. Fold 1-3 times, leaving enough room in the packet for food expansion and steaming during cooking.
  4. Smooth the ends flat, make four small triangle folds on each end from the edge of the
    food to the edge of the foil. Fold the ends in using ½ inch folds.
  5. Some people say that if you put a cabbage leaf in the bottom of the packet, it will stop the
    food from burning. The cabbage will burn but not the food.

Other Pages you May Like
Ozark Baked Beans
Granola Colorado
Bear Of A Sandwich
Whats for Dinner
BananaDate Muffins
Pinewood Debry Celery Racers
 
References / Source:
GSLC Pow Wow 2008
rss facebook group twitter - scoutbot contact - email InsaneScouter
Show Control Box

User:
  PW:
 
Forgot Password     Signup


 
 
Scouting News
    View all Scout news

The Highly Evolved Scout Mess Kit
For a number of years I thought that real Scouts only used real Scout mess kits.  The standard issue military type clam shell mess kit has a long tradition in Scouting but, compared...
 
 

Search:
About | Sitemap | Advertise | Contact | Disclaimer | Privacy Statement
 

An official InsaneScouter Sponsor
 

Helping Scout leaders one resource at a time...

JX2 Media has graciously provided our hosting http://www.jx2media.com/ at no cost. Thank You!

SRSquare manages this site

Materials found on the InsaneScouter's Website © 1998 - 2014 may be reproduced and used by all Scouting volunteers for training, entertainment and program purposes consistent with Scouting and Guiding Organizations. Unless otherwise noted on the page. If you believe we are republishing your copyrighted material without permission, please Contact Us including the link/url of said content to have it removed or your copyright information added.

Please be advised that InsaneScouter is NOT affiliated with any Scouting or Guiding Organization.

All opinions expressed on these pages are those of the original authors. All holdings are subject to this Disclaimer.