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Vegan Camping Food Guide: 17 Vegan Camping Meals

Camping is an activity that requires lots of strength, and proper nutrition is basically essential. If
you’re a vegan or if you simply want to refresh your organism but stay in a good shape and have
enough energy for your adventure, here is a list of 17 vegan camping meals that will prove you that
vegan camping food can be equally tasty as non-vegan and provide you with enough fuel to endure
everything that awaits you on your trip.

Breakfast
1. Banana Coconut French Toast
The first in the list of vegan camping meals is banana-coconut French toast, which is a great option
for breakfast. Start by mashing the banana until it becomes smooth and mix it with the coconut milk.
You can combine it with anything you want, like cinnamon, vanilla, etc, and mix it until it becomes
really smooth. Take a slice of bread, dip it in your mix and place it in your previously heated pan with
a tablespoon of coconut oil. If needed, add more coconut oil. Once done, you can serve it with any
fruit syrup or fresh fruit.

2. Vegan Tofu Scramble Burrito


Another great vegan camping food choice for breakfast is vegan tofu scramble burrito. Start by
heating one tablespoon of oil in a skillet until it becomes hot. Add onion, pepper, and salt. Once it
becomes soft, remove it from the pan and replace it with tofu you’ve previously broken into smaller
pieces. Let it cook for about 10 minutes with the occasional stir. Add any wanted spices and let it sit
on medium fire for a few more minutes. Serve it by mixing all of these in warm tortilla folded in the
burrito.

3. Apple Pie Quinoa Porridge


This is regarded as one of the simplest, yet most delicious vegan breakfasts you’ll ever try out. It is
based on quinoa and apples, but you can also be creative and add something additional if you want.
Start by rinsing quinoa, add almond milk and applesauce to a medium pot and let it boil. Once it
does, reduce the heat to just above the boiling point and let it cook for about 15 more minutes.

Once all the water has vapored, it is time to add other spices like apple pie, vanilla, salt, basically
anything you want. Take your bowls, sip equally to each bowl and add additional fruit or syrup for
topping. It will be like apple pie, only tastier! And it will not only give your strength, but this meal will
also refresh your organism which makes it a great choice for hot summer days.

4. Johnny Apple Seed Oatmeal


This vegan camping meal may not be among the most popular ones but it is most definitely one of
the easiest to make. All you need is a pot or a pan, ingredients and a place to cook it on. Put water
into your pot and add salt. Once the water starts to boil, add the oatmeals and let them cook for
about ten minutes. If you feel they have started to soften up during occasional stirs, it is time to add
sliced apples, other spices and to top it with maple syrup. Of course, you can use any other fruit or
syrup, but this has proven to be the most popular combination.
5. Coconut Chia Oatmeal
Sometimes you’ll have to eat as you move, and coconut chia oatmeal is a great choice for this
purpose. You’ll need an insulated food flask that will keep the temperature of your meal. And what’s
the best part? This meal is being prepared as you go, so you don’t have to wait for it to be done
before you hit the road! It is quite easy to prepare and it doesn’t take much time, and yet it will
provide you with enough energy to jumpstart your day.

Take the coconut milk, add it to a saucepan along with the maple syrup and let it cook until it starts
to simmer. In the meantime, preheat your food container – simply add hot water and remove it
before you add your oatmeals. Once you’ve removed water from your food container, add the oil-
syrup mix, salt, oats, chia seeds and, if you want, some other fruit, like bananas, raspberries,
basically anything you love. Mix it, seal the top and let it cook inside for about half an hour.

Snack
6. Peanut Butter Jelly Granola Bars
This vegan camping food idea is one of the best ones for an additional snack during your day,
although you’ll have to prepare it at your home because you’ll need your oven. Turn your oven on
and set it to 350. While it preheats, take your pan (ideally a 9x5 one) and place foil or baking paper
at the bottom of it. Then, take the baking sheet, place the oatmeals on it and let it bake for about 10
minutes, with stirring after the clock reaches five minutes. After 10 minutes, take it out and place it
somewhere aside. Now use the small saucepan to heat the mix of the jam, peanut butter, sugar,
coconut oil, and salt. After three minutes of simmering, it should begin to become thicker, so you
should stir all the time. Now add the oats and stir until you see all the oats have been covered by the
mixture.

Now pour that mix into the loaf pan while making sure the layers are equal and add anything to it,
like peanuts or berries. Let it bake for about 15 minutes, once it becomes golden brown, take it out.
Let it cool off, then cut it with the sharpest knife you can find.

7. Fruit Leathers
These are quite popular among kids because they look similar to pancakes, and they also taste
amazing! Start by preparing your fruit – wash it, peel if needed, etc. Once done, place it in a blender
and blend it until it becomes smooth. Take the blended fruit and place it in a pot, heat it for about 10
minutes with occasional stirring.

Now, take dehydrated trays, line them up with baking paper, and pour that mix in them. Set the
drying temperature to 145°Fahrenheit or 63°Celsius. Once the drying process is complete, let them
cool off before you remove the leathers. Then, roll them in a rolls with the help of a knife (sharper
the better) and cut them to your desired lengths, keep them in bags with vacuum seal and enjoy!

8. Spicey Popcorns
This is by far favorite snack all around the world, no matter what you do. But, these popcorns won’t
be regular ones – these will be spicey popcorns! First, you’ll have to put all the spices you’d love to
use with your popcorns into one single bag. Use smoked paprika, garlic, salt, basically anything you
can think of, place it in a ziplock bag and shake it until it mixes.
At your destination, use 2 tablespoons of olive oil and add popcorn kernels to a pot. Use aluminum
foil to cover the lid. Shake the popcorns same way as you do it at home. Once they stop popping,
remove them from the fire and add your previously made mix.

9. Bliss Balls
This date and cashew combination is becoming more and more popular vegan camping meal in
recent years. Before you place them in a food processor, you should soak cashews, then process this
mix until you get the doughy-like texture. Now cut it to equal parts and roll them so you make balls,
and then roll them through cranberries, nuts or other stuff you’d love to use as a coating. Place them
in your fridge and enjoy them on your trip!

Dinner
10. Sweet Potato Fajitas
Start by marinating sweet potatoes. Simply cut the top and the bottom of the potato and add your
previously made mix by pouring it from the top, then from the bottom and leaving it aside for about
20 minutes. Follow by cutting peppers into long strips, chopping the onion and the garlic. Place them
in a hot cast-iron skillet with olive oil. Once the onion starts to get brown color, take it off. At the
same time, grill your potato for about 10 minutes – five minutes for each side. Serve by placing
veggies and potato in a hot tortilla.

11. Mexican Tortilla Chips Soup


Mexican tortilla chips soup is a great vegan camping meal to jumpstart your recovery after a long
day outside, especially during winter camping or a ski trip. Begin by heating oil in a pot and adding
onion, garlic and saute. Stir constantly for about five minutes, and then add zucchini, peppers,
possibly tomatoes, if you love it. Let it cook for about five more minutes, then add cumin and if you
love it spicy chili powder as you stir. To finish it up, add water and let it boil.

When it reaches boiling point, reduce the temperature to simmer and add beans and corn. Let it
simmer for half an hour max. When you take it off, put the toppings on combined with tortilla chips.

12. Wrapped And Baked Sweet Potatoes


This vegan campfire meal is one of the most delicious ones out there. What makes it so special is the
fact that it is being made with the help of a campfire. It is simple – take the unpeeled sweet
potatoes, wrap it in cooking foil and place it in the campfire embers. As they cook, make basically
any form of mixture you love or would love to try out. Be creative. Once your potatoes are done,
after about half an hour, take them out, cut them through the middle and place the topping in it.

13. Sweet Potatoe Peanut Stew


Another vegan camping meal with sweet potatoes. In a medium-heated oil in a dutch oven add the
onion. Once it starts to gain brown dots, add the garlic and let it brew for a minute. Now it is time to
add sweet potato, tomatoes, broth, peanut butter, chili powder, and salt. Stir until they blend in
together without any lumps, and let it simmer for about 15 minutes. Once the sweet potato
becomes soft, it is done.
14. Vegan Sweet-Potato Tacos
In a tablespoon of oil add potatoes and let it cook for 10 minutes. Follow by adding peppers, cumin,
salt and cook for an additional 10 minutes. In the other pot add onion and saute for a few minutes,
then add garlic and let it cook for another minute after which you’ll add the beans, chili powder, salt,
and leave it for about 15 minutes. Join them in heated tortillas and enjoy the deliciousness.

15. Stew With Kale And Coconut


Using a pan, fry shallot for about two minutes, then mix it with minced garlic, coriander, cumin, and
cayenne and continue to fry it for an additional half minute. Add tomatoes, coconut milk powder,
red lentils, salt, and broth. Let it boil, set to simmer and add the kale. Let it cook until lentils become
creamy. Serve it instantly.

16. Grilled Ratatouille Kebabs


This dish simply says – yummy! Easy to make, kebabs made with zucchini, eggplant, and squash (of
course, you can use whatever you want) dipped in the sauce are one of the favorites among
campers. For the sauce, fry the onion in olive oil until it starts to become browny, then add garlic and
keep them together for about half a minute, then add chopped tomatoes, oregano, basil, salt and
stir it for about 20 minutes. For kebab, place it over the fire and turn it occasionally for about 20
minutes so it gets cooked from all the sides. Take in the sauce and enjoy!

17. Drunken Cauliflower Tacos


This vegan camping meal has one secret ingredient – beer. Start by placing onions along with lime
juice and salt in a small bowl for about 15 minutes, and make sure to toss it every five minutes. In a
skillet make a mix of cauliflower, cumin, dried oregano, cayenne, garlic, salt and pour down some
beer. Let it simmer as you stir until all the liquid evaporates, then add the olive oil and fry.
Cauliflower should tender up and get some brown color. Serve it by mixing it all in tortillas along
with possible other toppings.

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Camping is by far one of the most popular family activities and with these vegan camping food
recipes, you’ll be able to enjoy it fully. The rest is up to you. Also, you can check out our best
camping cocktail recipes and combine them for complete enjoyment.

Source

Vegan camping food, freshoffthegrid.com

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