
TROOP 100 WESTBOROUGH, MA
Successful Dutch Oven* Recipes
Breakfast
| Lunch | Dinner
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| Grilled Turkey Sourdough Sandwich | ||||
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| Tacos in a Bag | ||||
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| MAC & STUFF | ||||
| INGREDIENTS: 1 box Macaroni and Cheese 4 hot dogs. sliced 1 1/4 cups water 2 T. margarine 2 cups Stove Top chicken flavor Stuffing Mix 1 cup thawed frozen peas Serves 6 |
PREPARATION: -Prepare Mac and cheese dinner as directed on box -Meanwhile bring water, peas, hot dogs, and margarine to boil in large saucepan -Stir in stuffing mix, cover, remove from heat, stand 5 minutes -Stir stuffing mixture into macaroni and cheese dinner
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| CHICKEN FETTUCCINI | ||||
| INGREDIENTS: 1 pkg. Lipton Fettuccini Alfredo 1/2 cup milk 1 T. margarine 1 T. onion flakes (optional) 1/2 lb chicken pre-cooked 2 qt. pot Salt & pepper Serves 3 |
PREPARATION: -Mix the Lipton package with the milk, margarine -Cook according to directions on package -Add the pre-cooked chicken* and heat If chicken is not pre-cooked, then cut the chicken into pieces and cook in fry pan with a little oil and seasonings before adding to mixture |
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| Frito Pie | ||||
| INGREDIENTS: 1 can chili 6-8 small bags Frito’s corn chips Shredded cheese
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PREPARATION: -Cook up pot of canned chili -Cut an X on front of corn chip bag and open -Put chili on top of the chips, top with shredded cheese And you have portable lunchtime Frito Pie |
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| Mountain Melts | ||||
| INGREDIENTS: Rolls (any kind) Meat (thinly sliced) Cheese (sliced) Mustard |
PREPARATION: -Cut and butter rolls -Fill to taste with cheese, meat, and mustard -Wrap each roll in foil -Place rolls on the edge of the coals or on grill above the coals for about 1/2 to 1 hour |
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| Trail Lunch | ||||
| Mix & Match from Each Category: | ||||
| Dairy | Meat | Grain | Fruit | Fun |
| Hard cheese | Jerky | Bagel | Dried apples | Hard Candies |
| Cheese spread | Tuna (can or pouch) | Crackers | banana chips | GORP |
| String Cheese | Canned Spread | Melba Toast | Fruit Bits | Trail Mix |
| Hard Salami | Graham Cracker | Fruit Leathers | Candy Bar | |
| Meat Sticks | Corn Chips | Raisins | Chocolate Granola | |
| Peanut Butter | Flour Tortillas | Walking Apple | Nuts | |
| Wheat Bread | Orange | Sunflower seeds | ||
| Pilot Bread | Pumpkin Seeds | |||
| Pretzels | Cereal Mixes | |||
| Granola Bar | Jelly | |||
| Beverages | ||||
| Water | Kool-Aid | Gatorade | Powder Mixes | |
*The general rule of thumb to produce about a 350° heat is to take the size of the Dutch oven in inches, double the number, and use that many total briquettes. So, for a 12" oven you would use 24 briquettes, for a 14" oven you would use 28 briquettes,
etc. Remember this is just a rule of thumb and does not work for all makes of ovens! This rule for instance does not work when cooking with MACA deep Dutch ovens because they are much deeper and they are manufactured with more metal.
Generally speaking each briquette will produce about 10° - 15° F. worth of heat on a moderately warm day with no wind.
For food you wish to simmer such as soups, stews, and chili's; place 1/3 of the total briquettes on the lid and 2/3 under the oven.
For food you wish to bake such as breads and rolls, biscuits, cakes, pies and cobblers (rising); place 2/3 of the total briquettes on the lid and 1/3 underneath the oven.