Propane Stove Thai Green Curry with Veggies & Tofu
A fragrant, coconut-rich Thai green curry with tender vegetables and tofu, easily simmered in one pot on a propane stove—full of bold, warming flavors perfect for camp nights.
By dinnertime, a day outside usually leaves everyone ready for a good meal. Some nights call for getting food on the table quickly, while others leave plenty of time to cook around the fire and enjoy the evening. These camping dinner recipes are made for both, with satisfying meals that make sense at camp and are worth looking forward to after a day outdoors.
A fragrant, coconut-rich Thai green curry with tender vegetables and tofu, easily simmered in one pot on a propane stove—full of bold, warming flavors perfect for camp nights.
Tender, smoky pulled jackfruit simmered in BBQ sauce and piled on toasted buns, Campfire Smoky BBQ Jackfruit Sandwiches offer a plant-based, easy-to-assemble camping lunch that cleans up fast.
Creamy Alfredo pasta with shredded chicken and basil pesto, a filling one-pot lunch adapted for van life or a small picnic-table cooking setup.
A robust Creole-inspired jambalaya loaded with smoked sausage and chicken, simmered over the campfire in a single Dutch oven for a generous, one-pot camping dinner.
A Dutch oven tagine that pairs tender chicken with savory spices and sweet dried fruit, slow-simmered over campfire heat for a warm, hearty camping dinner.
A creamy, savory mushroom stroganoff designed as a one-pot camping dinner for backpackers—built to cook simply on a stovetop, save space, and leave less cleanup after the meal.
Thick-cut ribeye steak seared in a cast iron skillet over campfire flames, served with crispy camp potatoes tossed in garlic and herbs—a classic, hearty dinner for open skies and starry nights.
Foil Packet Lemon Herb Trout & Asparagus steams rainbow trout fillets and asparagus in foil with lemon, garlic, and herbs for an easy, no‐mess campfire dinner.