kfc
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You guys are making me hungry. I don't have any pie irons yet. But I well before our next camping trip. I have been meaning to pick some up but just never got around to it. They are on the top of the list now. I can't wait to try all of these recipes. It sounds like an easy and fun way to make dinner or dessert. And a great way to get everyone involved. 
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Bearnkat
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We're gettng ready to leave on a camping trip. Today we're headed out to find a set of pie irons before we go. OMG, the recipes/ideas look delicious.
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scali71
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Anyone have a simple french toast recipe for the pie irons? Thanks in advance
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travelin4
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French toast and pie iron..sounds like a winner. I want to say I heard about one with cream cheese in the center..but I haven't found it in my searches...
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travelin4
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Finally found it: French Toast for the Pie Iron:
French Toast
Dip 2 bread slices into egg batter, place both slices into cooker, placing strawberry jam between bread slices. Toast until browned.
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SpunkyCamper
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The best part of the pie irons is that kids can cook for themselves. There's a bit of pride in the fact that they assembled a pizza & cooked it over a fire pit. Pie irons are great!
I'm going to try the tacos &/or the meatloaf next time. Great ideas!
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G&LWebb
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scali71 wrote:Anyone have a simple french toast recipe for the pie irons? Thanks in advance
A couple of camping trips ago we made stuffed french toast with the pie irons. I made a basic french toast eggwash with 2 eggs, milk, and nutmeg. I then took sour dough bread and spread cream cheese and raspberry jam (seedless) inbetween two slices of bread. I then dunked the "sandwich" in the eggwash and into the pie irons they went. YUMMMM
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Jon W
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Now I'm just trying stuff. Take a croissant roll from the can cut a piece for the bottom sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar, add a little butter, a little brown sugar and about a tablespoon of maple syrup. Take an another piece of croissant roll and put on top and pinch together making a pouch cook for about 3 minutes a side and enjoy. It is messy so use a plate and a fork
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Moose60
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Brownies. Just use regular brownie mix and cook them on the grate, not directly in the fire/coals. Turn every 2-3 minutes and check after about 10.
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