We held our second young women camp activity last night at Sister Cowley's home in Vail. Here's a group photo of the leaders that were present, from left: Sister Weaver, Sister Campbell, Sister Cowley, Sister Kramer, Sister Allen, Sister Kam with Jackson, Sister Nichols, Sister Gubler.
The girls all got to make their own tin foil dinners and then worked as a group on the dessert. Here they are placing all the ingredients into the dutch oven for our brownie dessert.
The group finishing up the tin foil dinner. We had ground beef, hashbrown potatoes, sliced carrots, onion, corn, and seasonings to place inside our foil. They taught the girls how to press their food really thin so it will cook through and the importance to double layer it so it does not leak, as well as using heavy duty foil and 'shiny side out, shiny side in' on the foil and how to fold it up properly. The girls learned a lot of good basic information.
Sister Cowley had already gotten the coals burning before our arrival so they were nice and hot for us.
All of the girls needed to build a small fire of their choice - tepee and log cabin types were the favorites. They then needed to attempt to get them to burn without matches or lighters! It was a great pre-camp activity. Camp songs were enjoyed by all also - fun!
We held our second young women camp activity last night at Sister Cowley's home in Vail. Here's a group photo of the leaders that were present, from left: Sister Weaver, Sister Campbell, Sister Cowley, Sister Kramer, Sister Allen, Sister Kam with Jackson, Sister Nichols, Sister Gubler.
The girls all got to make their own tin foil dinners and then worked as a group on the dessert. Here they are placing all the ingredients into the dutch oven for our brownie dessert.
The group finishing up the tin foil dinner. We had ground beef, hashbrown potatoes, sliced carrots, onion, corn, and seasonings to place inside our foil. They taught the girls how to press their food really thin so it will cook through and the importance to double layer it so it does not leak, as well as using heavy duty foil and 'shiny side out, shiny side in' on the foil and how to fold it up properly. The girls learned a lot of good basic information.
Sister Cowley had already gotten the coals burning before our arrival so they were nice and hot for us.
All of the girls needed to build a small fire of their choice - tepee and log cabin types were the favorites. They then needed to attempt to get them to burn without matches or lighters! It was a great pre-camp activity. Camp songs were enjoyed by all also - fun!
2 comments:
This picture brings back memories. I was in charge last year on teching foil dinners. I had never used a dutch oven before. I was soooooo happy when the meals came out that they were actually very good! :)
When do you go to camp this summer?
great pictures
it was a fun night
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