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Jeanineit'smeJune 14, 2018 at 3:58 AM
Smores, no judging!
Yes. You read the headline correctly. My name is Mae West, not the actress. It just so happened I married a man, Paul, last name West. He was a smidgen older than me, like thirty years. Some said I was a gold digger, but I wasn't. He was a wealthy business man that just so happened let me quit my job as a flight attendant and enjoy long days at the spa, mall, and our home in the Hamptons.
The closest thing to camping Paul ever took me was to the Ritz Carlton and even then we ordered room service.
Then...the FBI raid in the middle of the night made me think I shouldn't've stayed at the spa or the mall all day. Paul's little business ended up swindling millions of dollars out of people in a ponzi scheme. Everything was taken. . .everything but a campground. . .in Kentucky!
Neither sounded good to me.
Apparently, Paul had won a bet when he was in college. His winning was Happy Trails Campground. It was explained to me, Paul had put the campground deed in my name. It also came with a camper. No joke! Me driving a camper?
I wanted to refuse and keep my cute convertible, but that was seized too.
Long story short, I found myself driving to Kentucky in a big ole RV that I knew nothing about. On the way, I'd gotten into a mean fight with a toilet plunger and it didn't turn out to pretty. So, going to a campground where the brochure showed photos of the amazing Kentucky Bluegrass, the backdrop of the Daniel Boone National Park, and a crystal lake to dip my toes, started to sound like a semi vacation until my lawyer could find a buyer.
And if that wasn't bad enough, Paul...remember him? Well, he broke out of prison and was floating in the Happy Trails Campground lake. . .DEAD!
There are some amazing recipes and cleaning hacks in the back of the book! You can check out this amazing s'more dip that is the hit of any campground! Check out the recipe by clicking here!
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Baked potatoes wrapped in aluminum foil and cooked in the coals of the campfire. The flavor is just scrumptious, delicious without anything added.
ReplyDeleteI like to fry up bacon and then make pancakes and eggs in the bacon grease. I also like to fry up our fresh caught trout in the bacon grease. I kn ow its a bunch of calories, but you know we wear it off climbing up and down those mountains all day!
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DeleteYou can't beat sausages cooked over an open flame.
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Pudgy Pies: 2 slices of buttered white bread with canned fruit filling between, placed in a cooking press and held over the fire. Yummy!
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ReplyDeleteI don't camp,but if I did there would have to be marshmallows to roast over the fire.
ReplyDeleteWalking tacos .. yummmm
ReplyDeleteWe always had fire roasted fish, potatoes and corn. So good! With s’mores for dessert.
ReplyDeleteI'm a Girl Scout leader, so you know it has to be S'mores, lol! The girls love them, and the adults. I used to make them in the oven with my daughter, too.
ReplyDeletemy mother "roti" it was only when we were outside on an adventure that i could eat cold isabelle(dot)frisch(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing like grilled hot dogs but I also like to grill veggies. Corn on the cob, and peppers, onions, and potatoes are delicious when cooked outside!
ReplyDeleteHot Dohs, Hamburgers & smores, Thanks for your generosity.
ReplyDeleteHobo dinners. Hamburger, sluced potatoes and corn wrapped in foil and cooked over camp fire
ReplyDeleteWe love to cook an aluminum foil meal. Put everything in, lay on the fire and wait
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ReplyDeleteMarlene Ezell here. I love to place a Vidalia onion in foil along with a pat of butter and a boullion cube and grill it. It makes some really good eating.
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Anything the can opener will open. True story. The book sounds hilarious!
ReplyDeleteI don't camp. Thanks for the chance. [email protected]
ReplyDeleteI do so love a baked potato cooked in the grill with a scrumptious steak cooking above it. We also love to catch fish and have a fish fry right at the campsite by the lake. Not only can you be rewarded for your fishing abilities but you can also leave the greasy mess and fish smell at the lake. :) Kiddo all love the s'mores and your Campfire S'mores sound delicious and make it so easy to feed a bunch especially the older kids who are more interested in eating than in the cooking.
ReplyDeleteDESERTS, DRIVING & DERELICTS sounds hilariously funny. Not only does it sounds like a great book to read but I bet it would make a marvelous movie.
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Grilled hot dogs! Also toasted marshmallows. dbahn(at)iw(dot)net
ReplyDeleteFoil wrapped potatoes in the coals and in the morning scrambled eggs with sausage or bacon
ReplyDeleteI would have to say hot dogs@
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ReplyDeletehot dogs over a fire are just the best!
ReplyDeleteEggs and bacon are my favorite foods while camping....
ReplyDeleteI like a nice steak grilled. Then later sitting around the campfire I like to fix some Jiffy Pop popcorn.
ReplyDeleteI've never been but if I went I'd definitely want some of that s'mores dip! barbie17(at)gmail(dot)com Thanks for the entry!
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ReplyDeleteGrilled perch is delightful and so tasty. When I was very young we would catch the fish and then grill it over a fire. Those were the days. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteHot dogs!
ReplyDeletePoor Paul! I know he swindled people, but that doesn't seem like a fair exchange. This sounds like a cute book, I'm definitely adding it to my TBR.
ReplyDeleteI can burn one marshmallow about 5 times, that's how I roll. I burn peel and eat, burn peel and eat....until it's gone.
I love chopped potatoes, onions, green peppers, garlic, butter, salt and pepper wrapped in foil and cooked on the campfire.
I haven't been camping in so long, I think I might prefer room service too.
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Hamburgers for the men and for me a salmon fillet. Love the food outside. elliotbencan(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeletePopcorn over the campfire
ReplyDeleteGrilled hot dogs and hamburgers!
ReplyDeleteIf by camping you mean looking out the window of a nice hotel, my favorite camping food is room service!
ReplyDeleteWe always loved to make Pineapple upside down cake in a big cast iron pan over the fire. Best ever
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like so much fun. I am ordering today💜💜
ReplyDeletewell, I don't go camping but I always loved marshmallows slightly burnt.
ReplyDeleteWe camp in a motorhome, so we have access to microwave, stove, etc. A big salad and steaks or burgers on the grill. For breakfast maybe eggs or blueberry pancakes.
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite thing to cook while camping is sausage and pancakes on my hotplate outside. My husband does the rest of the cooking on the grill. Thanks for a chance. kristilewis dot lrc at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteZummo's links with Sweet Baby Ray's barbecue sauce.
ReplyDeleteBaked beans and weenies, potatoes baked in the firepit, and apples cored and baked in foil pockets with brown sugar, nuts, raisins, cinnamon, and topped with a pat of butter that melts as into the fruit!
ReplyDeleteHot dogs burnt over a campfire & marshmallows burnt to a crisp. Yum!
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Hot dogs!
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Hot dogs, chips and pop since hot dogs can be cooked on an open fire. Always had a few coolers full of ice.
ReplyDeleteHot dogs, hamburgers, burnt buns & s'mores!
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We eat the usual camping foods. I also make a Trail Mix to put in small bags to take with us when we go hiking.
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Hot dogs and hamburgers cooked on the grill!
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That does sound good!
ReplyDeleteHot dogs and marshmallows roasted over a campfire.
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ReplyDeleteI don't go camping but baked potatoes and hamburgers sounds good. And marshmallows.
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We do not camp. If we did, steak burgers and home fries would be are favorites along with bacon (my hubby couldn't live without bacon!) Thanks for the chance. teddi1961(at)arcemont(dot)com
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ReplyDeleteWe camped a lot as a kid. Old style, not glamping. I loved to eat my Pink Panther Flakes (in a cold aluminum bowl) in the morning, balogna sandwiches on my mom's homemade buns for lunch on the tailgate, her hash in a cast iron skillet for dinner and s'mores for a snack.
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