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Easy Potatoes for Camping or Cookouts

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Date: 06/13/2008 Topics: Food Tips and Info > BBQ and Grill | Recipes > Potatoes | Recreation > Camping > Recipes  
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These are my favorite potatoes for the summer! My mom used to make them when we were little! I have found that when going camping or if I am going to be busy and will not have time later. Earlier in the day, I peel potatoes and cut in quarters, cook them some until they are just cooked a little way through. You can make as many potatoes as you want.

If you have a lot to make, I would advise doing a couple packets, same for foil, as it is easier to work with and you will not have to worry about foil or packets coming apart. Which is no fun as you can imagine and (if you are like me) you know that is exactly what would happen. Yep,right over the fire, or into the grill!

When cool, I cut them even smaller and put them in foil packets (large size or just use foil). Put butter and choice of any spices besides salt. Wrap in foil and keep cold.

Then when you get to the grill or the campgrounds and you're busy setting up, all you have to do is put your potatoes on the grill or on a rack, if camping, but not directly on the fire. Add your meat and there are the main courses for dinner. Now I like mine cooked until they are really golden brown and hard on the bottom. Not all potatoes will be like this but I think they are out of this world when really well done!

As for how long to cook, it depends on how hot your fire or charcoal will be. Keep a check on them so they do not burn off the butter it can be added if needed. It should not take more then 15-20 minutes but like I said it depends on the heat

They are just great this way. Good luck I hope you try them and really hope you like them. It is just one more way to make dinner easy. Now all you need is your salad and you're good to go.
Oh yes, if you have kids, do not forget desert!

Good Luck camping or cooking!

By Darlene from Fairview, PA
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