Campfire Nachos Recipe

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I could not leave scout crafts week without a camping recipe!  My campfire nachos recipe will be a hit with your family or scout troop!  Add these to your menu when camping anytime of the year.  If you have missed any of the fun this week, we have been sharing 15 minute craft ideas that are perfect for scout troops.  Catch up by visiting the posts from day 1, day 2, day 3, and day 4.

Campfire Nachos Recipe

• Tortilla chips
• Iron Skillet
• Nacho cheese or cheese dip
• Shredded cheese
• Any toppings that you love on your nachos!

The size skillet I used will serve 2 – 3 people.  You can use smaller or larger pans depending on your group size.  Layer your chips in an iron skillet.  Scoop on nacho cheese or your favorite brand of cheese dip.  Add any ingredients that you would like to be warm when the dish is complete in the next layer.  I put black beans and corn on my version.  You can absolutely include meat on these as well.  Then layer on as much shredded cheese as you would like.  “Bake” near your campfire until the cheese is good and melted and the chips are nice and warm.

Remove from the fire and top with the toppings of your choice.  I used black olives, diced green onions, salsa, and sour cream.  Then just let your campers dig into this delectable meal idea!  Make sure they are careful as the iron skillet may be hot!  I am telling you these campfire nachos are AMAZING!!  No campfire?  No problem!  Pop it under the broiler instead!

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Campfire Nachos

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Author: Angie Holden

Ingredients

• Tortilla chips
• Iron Skillet
• Nacho cheese or cheese dip
• Shredded cheese
• Favorite nacho toppings

Instructions

• Layer your chips in an iron skillet.
• Scoop on nacho cheese or your favorite brand of cheese dip.
• Add any ingredients that you would like to be warm when the dish is complete in the next layer. Layer on shredded cheese.
• "Bake" near your campfire until the cheese is good and melted and the chips are nice and warm.
• Remove from the fire and top with the toppings of your choice.

Notes

No campfire?  No problem!  Pop it under the broiler instead!

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Now for some fun craft ideas shared by our partner bloggers for this week!  Enjoy these quick and easy crafts for your scout group!  Use toilet paper rolls to make a cute crab like this one from Frog Prince Paperie.

Make your scouts an adorable bag from felt with the instructions from A Sweet Berry.

The kids will love these easy DIY sewing cards from Lisa Stuff n Such.

Collect those Daisy patches in a fun decorated box like this one from Delicate Construction.

Love geocaching?  Be sure to check out this post from Happy Go Lucky for these fun geocache swaps.

Our guest co-hostess this month made an adorable felt bag for girl scout swaps.

My co-hostess is 30 Minute Crafts and she has a great idea for helping your scouts practice their knots.

There is also a great idea for a flag retirement tin over at 30 Minute Crafts.

I hope you enjoyed these campfire nachos as well as the other scout crafts this week.  I will wrap up the entire week of crafts tomorrow if you would like to see them all in one place!

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