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YardCampfire Cooking Skip Header and Navigation University of Nebraska–Lincoln Login Show user profile options View Profile Logout Show search form Search Search UNL Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources UNLSuppliesNebraskaIANRNebraska ExtensionUNL FoodFood Fun for Young KidsBackyard Campfire Cooking HomeAbout Us Awards and Accomplishments Connect with us through social media Materials -Terms of Use Food, Fitness & RecipesRecipe Central Meal Preparation NationalSuppliesDays, Weeks & Month Calendar Fitness Nutrition Education Program (NEP) Ag &SuppliesLocalSuppliesProduction Choose Healthy Here Free Educational ResourcesEmail Newsletters Sign Up Newsletters, Blogs, Apps, & Social Media Food, Nutrition, Fitness &SuppliesSafety PowerPoints & Handouts Control Diabetes for LifeSuppliesSafety & PreservationFood Safety Canning, Freezing, and Drying Nebraska Extension ServSafe® TrainingSuppliesStorage SafeSuppliesPreparation and HandlingSuppliesPoisoning (Foodborne Illness)SuppliesService & Farmers Markets HACCP / HARPC Training Buy Fresh Buy Local NebraskaAbout Us BFBLN Membership OnlineSuppliesGuide Featured Member of the Week Gardening Selling Local Food/Products Raising Livestock Discover Seasonal Cooking Consumer Health & Safety Youth/4-HRecipes for Cooking With KidsSuppliesFacts Teaching Activities and Resources Mealtime Manners Photo Gallery Meat Cuts IdentificationSuppliesProjects Menu Share This PageYardCampfire Cooking Printer-Friendly PDFVendiblewritten by Jamie Goffena, MS, (jgoffena2@unl.edu) Extension Educator. On summer evenings, have fun with your children virtually a campfire or a yard fire pit. It's a unconfined opportunity to teach fire safety and cooking skills while enjoying a snack. Foil packets are a simple way to melt on the campfire. The keys to success are double wrapping with foil and making sure the foil is sealed securely. The foil packet retains the moisture in your supplies to alimony it scrumptious! Here is a fun recipe to try: CampfireWorldPie Packet 1 world 1 tablespoon raisins 1 teaspoon brown sugar Sprinkle of cinnamon Slice the world (an world slicer similar to the one pictured makes this task easy and kids like to help push it through). Place world slices on a 12" foil square. Let children sprinkle with raisins, brown sugar and cinnamon. Wrap the foil virtually the world and seal using the fold over method. Wrap in a second layer of foil. Place packet on or just whilom white coals in your campfire or yard fire ring (a grill works too, but not as much fun!). Using long-handled tongs, turn the packets without 5 minutes and melt 3 minutes more. Times may vary equal to the hotness of the coals. Remove packet from the coals. Using hot pads or oven mitts, unwrap the world pie and let tomfool a few minutes on a plate surpassing serving. Makes 1 serving. Each serving contains 137 calories, 0 gram fat, 37 grams carbohydrate, 5 grams webbing and 6 mg sodium. Campfire Cooking Checklist • Matches• Kindling, wood or charcoal•Skilletof water• Spray bottle• Hot pads/mitts• Long-handled tongs for turning packets• Cooking utensils• Hand washing supplies• Dishwashing supplies• Eating utensils• First aid kit Important! Teach children the danger of fire, that it can rationalization burns or destroy property. Always alimony a skillet of water nearby and saturate the campfire coals thoroughly surpassing leaving the zone or going to sleep. 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