Be prepared with a kitchen checklist

When I camp a handy resource to have is a kitchen checklist so I do not forget any important items we will need to prepare our food for the week. There are many items you may not think of when you’re packing that you will defiantly want when you’re in the woods cooking your meals. Camping checklist in general help you ensure you have a safe and productive trip every time.

Some examples of things people forget to bring are oven mitts, a bowl to wash the dishes, can opener and a grill scraper, while your Sitting at home none of these examples may seem serious how ever try to remove a hot pan from your Coleman stove with out oven mitts or clean the dishes with out a bowl to soak them in.

The more you get into camping you are going to realize that planning is paramount above all else, knowing what to take and how much pack is crucial. I am continually working on making checklist to help everyone out so they can find the perfect mix and have a memorable time camping.

The following is a general list

[ ] Set of Pots and pans ( cast iron is best)

[ ] Colander

[ ] Griddle

[ ] Plastic Spoons,ladle

[ ] Oven Mitt(s)

[ ] Quality knife

[ ] Cutting board

[ ] Stove

[ ] Fuel for the stove

[ ] Plastic bag(S) for scraps

[ ] Large serving spoon and fork

[ ] First aid kit

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Serving and Clean up Items

[ ] Plates and bowls

[ ] forks,spoons and knives

[ ] Table cloth

[ ] Napkin holder

[ ] Napkins or paper towels

[ ] Bowl to wash dishes

[ ] Drying towels

[ ] water carrier

[ ] sponge and grill brush

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The more specific you make your own list with the blanks I have provided, the better time you will have camping. When you plan anything A good checklist helps,kitchen ,infant or otherwise let me say it once more, planning is the hallmark of having a successful trip period. When you cut corners or let things go till the last minute your bound to forget something.

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