For me, there is nothing better than grilling while camping. The problem is I really do not like using the campground grill because it is usually yucky and I do not want to lug around a charcoal grill. I bought a Rambler Grill from Char-Broil on their website and it is pretty cool. It breaks down and fits into it's own carry bag. It also has an auger that twists into ground that holds up the cooking grates over the fire. I have used it 4 times now and it works great. Does anyone have any good camping and grilling recipes?
Grilling and Camping
- Thread starter lhopkins
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We have done that too, but I admit that they are sometimes in such a disgusting state that you wouldn't want to go near them.
Yeah this is true. It depend on many factors. If we know where we are going for the day and it is a day trip, we usually just use the grill at the park. But if it is a new location, we will take our small grill just in case.
What about carrying just an ordinary grid and brace it upon two bricks and in the middle starting a fire using branches and some thick wood to hold the fire? 
We all forget how people done it ages ago. Nowadays we have magic grills that prepare the food instead of us
We all forget how people done it ages ago. Nowadays we have magic grills that prepare the food instead of us Where we camp there is never a campground grill at each site. We always take a grill with us. We use the Coleman camping grill. Most of the time we also take our gas grill with us too. When you camp with 3 other families you need to have a couple of grills.
We also use the campfire to cook. Most sites have big metal crates there. We will toss it over the camp fire ring and cook hot dogs and hamburgers on it.
You've got to expect to deal with a little dirt and uncleanliness when camping.
We usually will make pizza sandwiches, shish kabobs, chicken, corn on the cob, fried potatoes, and hot dogs and hamburgers each time we camp.
We also use the campfire to cook. Most sites have big metal crates there. We will toss it over the camp fire ring and cook hot dogs and hamburgers on it.
You've got to expect to deal with a little dirt and uncleanliness when camping.
We usually will make pizza sandwiches, shish kabobs, chicken, corn on the cob, fried potatoes, and hot dogs and hamburgers each time we camp.
Good advice, Barney! I'm inspired to try it. I will cut up some peppers and mushrooms and all kinds of good veggies, marinate them in a large margarine tub, and grill those puppies the old fashioned way.What about carrying just an ordinary grid and brace it upon two bricks and in the middle starting a fire using branches and some thick wood to hold the fire?
I like that idea too, Barney. Hmmm, I wonder if they make them small enough to put in the dishwasher, when you get back home. My husband is under the impression that if you build the fire hot enough, it will burn off all the germs; but I would rather not chance it.