Camco 57310 RV Olympian 5100 Elite Grill
There is nothing more enjoyable than going camping. After spending the day in the fresh air, you are likely to have a delicious lunch. The kind of camping stove you use when you go camping is going to make all the difference.
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Camco 57310 RV Olympian 5100 Elite Grill
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- Mounting bracket included to hook grill to the side of the RV
- Smoker plate is designed to offer the fullest flavor while minimizing grease fires
- 175 square inches of cooking surface
- Offers 12,000 BTU hour output
- Includes 175 square inches of cooking surface and a 12,000 BTU per hour output
grills for camping
The Camco RV Olympian 5100 Elite Grill is designed for RV and outdoor use. It is made from high-quality heavy-duty cast aluminum and incorporates a smoker plate designed to offer the fullest flavor while minimizing grease fires. This grill also includes a mounting bracket to connect it to the side of an RV.
Camco 57310 RV Olympian 5100 Elite Grill
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grills for camping question by i love wjb: What are some good things to cook on the grill when you go camping?
I was looking for some new ideas. We usually cook hot dogs, steak and hamburgers. Thanks!!!
grills for camping best answer:
Answer by John Pappas
look at the link and take a lot of ideas !!
thanx
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corn in the husks, grilled veggie kabobs (love zucchini, squash, red potatos, mushrooms). grilled carrot is one of my favs and boil a can of baked beans
They’re all great but try corn on the cob, potatoes, – wrap in Al foil after coating with butter. Cook till redady. If you want to cheat put the potatoes in the microwave for a couple of minutes before you leave home.
Is a grill the only thing you have? Never mind…you don’t have to always grill things on it.
Grills hold pans of many kinds, and small grills beneath a simple stand that supports a pan can handle heavy ones that cook soups and stews and Bolognaise Sauce and spaghetti or whatever meal you may wish to cook.
Dutch ovens on them make pasta bakes and stews, pot roasts, broths, and soups.
And stands support biscuit tin ovens or better ovens for baking breads and cakes, flans, quiches, roast meats, and casseroles.
But grills cook well as well, satay and grilled peppers, chicken pieces and flambe’d sugar carrots on a stick, cooked first and coated with whatever next exciting sauce is dreamed up in the higher spaces of the mind.
I don’t starve at camp and I’m very rarely on a site. Wild camping suits me, and good cooking.
All the above can be done atop a mountain or in the middle of a desert just as easily as in a camp site.
Have fun.
Some ideas on here on the long answer
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Auyc77422YJxA2zyQbldfTwhBgx.;_ylv=3?qid=20100702090822AANYe45&show=7#profile-info-vVvkGeaWaa . . . . . .
Campfire pizza! You can buy the pizza/pie maker metal stick thingies at the store, it’s 2 sticks that each have 1/2 of the square case at the end. You take some bread and spray butter, and butter the bread and put a slice in each side like you would a grilled cheese. Then put some sauce and cheese and pepperoni in there, close the 2 sticks together and cook it. It’s incredibly good, and now you’ve gone and gotten me in the mood for one. I need to go plan a camping trip…
hot dogs
ham burgers
corn
grilled cheese
chicken
bring a pot so you can boil some water