Hungry Campers new edition - Cooking Outdoors for 1 to 100

Zac Williams

Summary

This completely redesigned new edition of Zac Williams’ Hungry Campers: Cooking Outdoors for 1 to 100 provides recipes to fill empty stomachs, from the backpacker, to the scout troop, and to family reunions at the lake.  Menus, tips for using cooking equipment, and other camping related ideas are included to make meals in the great outdoors fun.

Available since: 03/14/2023.

Print length: 128 pages.

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