Camp Stove
Lunch
Gluten-Free
High-Protein
Canoeing Meal Planning: Easy Camp Stove Recipes
Plan lightweight, nutritious canoe trip meals that are simple to cook on a camp stove. Spend less time prepping, more time paddling.
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Added September 16, 2026

Prep: 20 min
Cook: 30 min
Serves: 4
Difficulty: Easy
Ingredients
- •various grams Beef Jerky
- •one can Pineapple chunks
- •two medium Peppers
- •one cup Mushrooms
- •one large Onions
- •to taste tablespoons Brown Sugar
- •to taste cloves Garlic
- •to taste grams Ginger
- •to taste milliliters Soy Sauce
- •to taste tablespoons Corn Starch
- •as needed Oil for frying
Equipment
- • Pot
- • Frying Pan
- • Cooking Utensil
- • Can Opener
Instructions
- 1Rehydrate the beef, veggies and pineapple by putting in a pot with just enough water to cover – bring to boil, remove from heat, and let sit for about an hour while you set up your tent.
- 2Drain the water into a bowl. Make the sauce by adding soy sauce and brown sugar to taste.
- 3Fry up the rehydrated ingredients, sprinkling with garlic and ginger. Add the sauce.
- 4Mix up cornstarch in cold water and add to the pot. Do a taste test and adjust spices, soy sauce, or sugar. Bring to a boil and stir until thickened.
- 5Serve over rice vermicelli noodles or rice.
Camp tips
- • Consider packing spices you enjoy to enhance meal flavors.
- • Balance fresh foods with dehydrated items to reduce weight.
- • Plan communal meals for larger groups to simplify meal prep.
Food safety & trail facts
- Calories:
- 400
Planning a trip? Open the Trip Planner — your saved favorite meals can be pulled into the generated menu.
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