There's More to Cooking Than Heating Up Pop-Tarts and Beanie-Wienies
Ever made a lasagna in a Dutch Oven? Have you watched cherry filling bubble through the crust of a cobbler baked in a box oven? Can you remember how good a tuna and pasta casserole tasted on a hiking trip that you cooked with a gas stove or created within a freezer bag?
Good Scouting events typically are the ones that involve good food. There are only so many ways you can "cook" a Pop-Tart or heat a can of Beanie-Wienies. If you want to get the saliva flowing and the belly full on your next outing, then you need to check out these best-of-the-best recipes. When you gain some confidence with a menu, add your own pizazz. Don't be afraid to try new things. If you mess up, just pour a jar of salsa on the result and call it some made-up French name.
Cooking is fun and a great way to impress the ladies later in life.