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When I think of summer I think of warm, lazy days by the pool, shorts and flip flops, the smell of freshly cut grass and barbeques and the sound of crickets chirping.
I also think of smores by the fire. I got this magazine in the mail today. And HELLO! Martha sure does know how to make a tasty looking smore. I've been rackin my brain all day trying to figure out how I'd get that thing in my mouth. I'm getting TMJ just thinking about it. But it sure looks delish.
And yes, of course... foil dinners. I remember as a kid having these. Now I'm learning it may have more to do with the fact that it's cheap and easy. But still a favorite here. I'm not even sure it really requires a recipe, but my tasty tuesdays are all about simple, kid friendly, easy, throw together in a pinch sort of meals.
By the way, there's a great link with photos here.
These can also be cooked in the oven at 350 degrees. Cook for 45-60 minutes or until meat is done. (You could also opt for a more adult type foil dinner with steak or different variety of veges.)
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I love how you can do so much with the photos on your blog. That ability makes this a stunner of a blog.
ReplyDeleteWow, that reminds me when my dad and I would go fishing. For dinner, we would have everything wrapped in foil and cooking on the campfire. What a great memory :)
ReplyDeleteThe one recipe I can think of is for a tangy potato salad, but that's a side and not a main dish. I need to find some quick recipes!
I just LOVE making meals like that with the kids, esp in the summer. (while on vacation, when we stayed in the teepees in Arizona, we made Orange Cakes in foil...where you cut and orange in half, remove the fruit and then fill the peel bowl with vanilla cake batter. Wrap in foil and put on the coals....YUM!)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I haven't had a foil meal since I was a kid. I totally forgot about those. Thanks for the great idea Lish! I linked my garlic grilled cheese recipe up this week. It's a huge hit here in our house. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteSorry for not emailing you today. It's been a crazy day and an even crazier night. I'll shoot you an email tomorrow.
Kristi, Live and Love...Out Loud
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Sounds fun! I can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteI'm being lame and linking up to an old post. apparently I am going to have no time to do anything this summer.
ReplyDeleteOne of the best meals I ever had was over a campfire! Thanks for the reminder! It sounds great!
ReplyDeleteLonden
Yumm-O!!! I love eating while camping!
ReplyDeletewow! you're going hardcore with the martha burgers!
ReplyDeleteThose s'mores look amazing! :) I'll have to join this blog hop some day soon. Maybe if I make it a goal for next Tuesday I'll actually cook (at least once) this week! Lord knows the budget is calling for more eating at home!
ReplyDeleteThe foil dinner looks wonderful. I love that your formatted the recipe card to be the size of a normal card.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by.
Super fun. We haven't had foil supper in awhile. We may have to camp out in the backyard and do both.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to next tuesday.
Thanks for the invite! I haven't done a tin foil dinner in years...I think we will have to do one this summer, just for the fun of it!
ReplyDeleteCool-as fun, Alicia!
ReplyDeleteI've included my Sangria recipe (which totally ROCKS) since you guys are in summer and will be having lots of BBQs and picnics...
as for us, the first winter chill has just hit, and I am sitting here in my scarf and slippers; there was ice on my windscreen this morning. Brrrr. So think of my shivering when you sip your delicious drinks in the sun :)
(PS there's a kids version too)
Thanks so much for stopping by and becoming a follower - I'm looking forward to following you now too. Thanks for hosting this fun party!
ReplyDeleteAlissa
Darn it! I had my chicken curry post in drafts and totally forgot to put it together! I'm gonna do it really quickly.
ReplyDeleteThese foil packs are some of our favorite camping dinners!
That looks soooo summery and so delish. We are definitely going to have to do that.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite restaurants in Northern California has this dessert called campfire pie. It's basically a giant s'more in a pie and It might just be my favorite thing in the whole world.
Summer is here. Yes.
I love tinfoil dinners! I don't know what it is about them but they taste so good!
ReplyDeleteFoil dinners are so fun....
ReplyDeleteThanks for suggesting that I stop by - I just linked up
My mom used to make us foil dinners over the campfire. Great memories. I am late, as usual, but I hope you enjoy my recipe. :)
ReplyDeleteYummy! We love foil dinners, it always reminds me of childhood and worry free time LOL
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