camping recipe

If you’re looking for an easy and delicious meal to serve your guests at the campground this summer, you won’t want to miss these fireside fajitas. Get the full recipe below and take all of the flavors of your favorite restaurant to the campground. Start building your summer menu today with this outstanding camping recipe.

Ingredients

Marinade:

Two large limes
2 tbsps olive oil
Pink Himalayan salt
Six garlic cloves
1 tsp cumin

Ingredients:

1 lbs boneless skinless chicken breast
One large sweet onion
One red bell pepper
To jalapeño peppers
One bunch of cilantro
One avocado
Shredded cheese of choice, I recommend Mexican taco blend
Sour cream
One package of 10-inch corn or flour tortillas

Instructions:

If you want to save time at the campground, you can make the marinade ahead of time. This just involves mixing the lime juice, olive oil, salt, garlic, and cumin together in a resealable bag.
Once you’re ready to start cooking or the night before, slice the chicken into thin strips. I recommend letting the meat soak for at least an hour but overnight is best.
While the meat marinates, wash and dry all your produce.
Next, slice the onion and bell pepper into strips and set aside. Then chop the jalapeño and set aside in a separate container from the bell peppers and onions.
Build a strong fire and clean the grill grate with a towel dipped in oil and a pair of tongs. This isn’t 100% necessary because the fajitas will be wrapped in foil, but it is good practice.
Take four large sheets of aluminum foil and divide the meat and vegetables among the packets. Close the packets and fold the edges to ensure a tight seal, then wrap two or three more layers of aluminum foil around the outside to avoid the juices leaking.
Set the foil packets on the grill, grate, and allow to cook for about 10 Minutes.
Flip the packets and cook for an additional 10 minutes.
Prepare all your toppings and tortillas for all the fajitas while the meat and veggies cook.
You’ll want to peel and slice the avocado and lightly steam the tortillas.
When you’re ready to serve, remove the packets from the fire and use a spoon or fork to open them to allow the steam to vent. Then add the meat and vegetables to the center of a tortilla and top with cilantro, jalapeño avocado cheese, and sour cream.