pre cooked camp meals

[VI Blacktails]

Going on a ten day moose hunt and was looking for some ideas and recipes to make life easier in camp

[Jerrya]

We do cabbage rolls, lasagna,a few different soups , chili etc

[Nimrod]

Canned meat is awesome, use the 500ml wide mouth jars and use last years deer with onions and Peppers, the meat flakes like it was in a slow cooker over night.
no refrigeration needed and can be eaten right out of the jar.
Add it to instant mash potato's a can of Peas and corn, a hand full of shredded cheese instant shepherds pie and all you need to do is boil water.

[Arctic Lake]

If you want real easy ! When you make your dinner at home make extra . Package it up place in a Ziploc freeze it . When at camp take out ahead to defrost , come in a night from hunting heat up in pot and there you go . If your moose hunting you can eat dinner before you are out for an evening hunt and have snacks before turning in .
Arctic Lake

[sidney-hunter]

We freeze tin trays of spaghetti, lasagna, stew etc, then throw it on the mini bbq when we come back to eat lunch. Leave it on low, and by the time you get back at dark, shes piping hot and ready to eat.

[puddlejumper]

Going on a ten day moose hunt and was looking for some ideas and recipes to make life easier in camp

Burritos, either breakfast or dinner, individually wrapped in tinfoil and defrost/warm up over a campfire or your camp oven. Left overs for lunches.

[puddlejumper]

Frozen stew and bannock over the fire is another we used this year on a horse trip. Simply the best.

Burritos, either breakfast or dinner, individually wrapped in tinfoil and defrost/warm up over a campfire or your camp oven. Left overs for lunches.

[Citori54]

Lasagna, spaghetti, shepard's pie, stew, stroganoff, sweet and sour ribs with rice. Of course none of the useless males in our group do the preparation, rather we have great wives who would gladly do the prep to get rid of us for two weeks.

[XPEIer]

We did the same as above, but we make a double boiler out of large tin foil trays,,, put a couple of small wood sticks in the bottom, 2" of water, set the casserole in on the sticks, cover the entire thing with tin foil and put on woodstove in wall tent at lunch, come home after evening hunt the tent is warm and so is supper.

XPEIER

[VI Blacktails]

thanks for all the suggestions I definetly will use some of the suggestions