Foil Packet Meals: Cooking at its Simple Best.
I love cooking with Tin foil it really is a universal, portable cooking tool. You can use it in the oven, on the BBQ, or on a camping trip. It’s a bowl! a pan! It’s a pot! The best part is that there’s little clean-up involved.
Whether you’re a camper, a backyard griller, a fan of tailgate parties or like to rely on your tried and true oven, these creative recipes are so fast and easy that they’re bound to become part of your cooking repertoire.
The camping recipes range from breakfasts to entrées as well as desserts and are designed for a 4- to a 7-day camping trip, with perishable food items to be used up within the first few days and subsequent meals to rely on canned or dry-packed ingredients. Many of the staple ingredients can be used in multiple recipes, for minimal packing and easy storage.
These delicious grilling and oven recipes offer incredible convenience with minimal cleanup. A winning combination for busy home chefs. Also, the dishes can be made ahead of time and refrigerated or frozen for a speedy lunch, cocktail party, tailgate party, spontaneous weekend barbecue
or no-fuss weeknight meal.
Adaptable Meals
Most of the recipes are designed to serve four people, but they can easily be scaled down to serve one or two people and scaled up to serve a crowd!
The recipes are easy to prepare and also full of incredible flavors yet they use easy-to-find everyday ingredients.
Oh, and did I say how easy they are? Just chop it, mix it and you’re ready to go. This really is modern convenience cooking. The balance of recipes will appeal to anyone who also wants the convenience of cooking in tin foil.
Marilyn Haugen resides in Wisconsin and is also passionate about cooking as well as entertaining and has turned this passion into a successful cookbook career. Check out her blog, FoodThymes

I love doing my cut up potatoes with onions and mushrooms wrapped in foil and cooked on the BBQ, yummm!!
I like to cook sweet potatoes in foil.
I like doing sliced potatoes, onions and butter in foil. I also like cooking fish in foil with lemon slices on top.
i don’t often cook in foil – but fish would be a good one!
I like cooking fish in foil, especially during the summer on the BBQ. I don’t have to worry about it sticking when it is time to flip. Make for a more delicious meal too.
I like to cook salmon in foil.
I love to cook fish in foil. It always turns out so great and moist.
I cook lots of veggies & potatoes in foil during the summer when we are camping. this book sounds great!
we like to cook mixed veggies in foil on the grill
The kind of food i like to cook in foil is mushrooms,onions and peppers the moisture from the mushrooms keep it nice and moist and it does stick to the foil
I usually cook potatoes wrapped in foil on the grill
I like putting carrots and onion in foil
When we used to camp I would make campfire dinners in foil with bacon, ground beef, potatoes, carrots and onions. I also make salsa chicken with peppers, onions, carrots and rice in foil.
This brings back memories of Bible camp! We used to love making foil dinners. and they tasted so good to us after cooking them ourselves over a campfire! We used the basics, ground meat and whatever veggies we had.
I love cooking fish in foil.
Baked potatoes wrapped in foil or steam veggies and meat.
I love making chicken foil packs with chicken, rice and veggies.
I cook my fish ans also cook potatoes in foil.
I like putting garlic, butter, potatoes and vegetables in foil.
I like to roast vegetables with salmon in foil.
I love corn on the cob roasted in foil.
I like to cook salmon in foil.
I find cooking fish is easiest with foil, though I would love to branch out and see what else I can make in foil.
Lemon Dill Salmon. Also enjoy cooking a vegetable medley in foil.
Salmon with lemon and butter I think is the only thing I have cooked in foil. Apparently, I’m missing out!
Potatoes, fish, veggies on the bbq
I like doing potatoes in foil.
small new potatoes butter and garlic! love foil cooking in foil at the campsite!
we like to do Sole or cod with diced zucchini, eggplant, mushrooms, peppers, green onions, and cherry tomatoes with lemon juice, garlic and herbs de provence.
The only thing I’ve ever cooked in foil on the BBQ is sliced potatoes, diced onions, spices, one cut up sausage, cook and just turn the whole package (I never open it up until I’m ready to eat it lol) …I actually haven’t made this for quite a while so many this weekend when we BBQ again
Mostly I use foil when it’s BBQ season. Fish is one of the main things that I cook in foil, then there are jacket potatoes, mixed vegetables too.
I absolutely love cooking potatoes in foil!
I’ve only cooked potatoes in foil so far. I’ve got lots to learn about cooking.
potatoes onions corn