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  Breakfasts
Baggie Omelette
Biscuit Mix
Boiled Egg
Breakfast In A Bag
Breakfast In An Orange
Breakfast Tacos
Buddy Burner Eggs
California Crunch
Camp Pancakes I
Camp Pancakes II
Chocolate Croissants
Dutch Oven Breakfast
Egg In A Cup
Egg Mc Girl Scouts
Egg On A Rock
Eggs In A Nest
Eggy Bread
French Toast
Funnel Cakes
Jungle Breakfast
Little Nothings
Muffins
Pancakes Pancakes in an Orange
Pierced Eggs
Shipwreck (or Calamity) Breakfast
Sunday Brunch Fruit
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  Pancakes
Preparation Method: Stove or fire
Serves: Serves 15 (5, directions in parentheses are for reduced serving size)
Non-Food Items Needed: skillet or dutch oven lid
Food Items Needed: 5 cups biscuit mix (1 1/3 cups)
3 eggs (1 egg)
3 cups water (1 cup)
1 cup applesauce or pureed bananas (1/3 cup)
At Home Prep: None
In Camp Prep / Cooking Instructions: mix all together and grill on skillet or inverted lid.
Serving Suggestions: None
Comments: None
Contributed by: Kathy, Leader, Brownie Troop 487
Montachusett GSC
Central Massachusetts
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  Pancakes in an Orange
Preparation Method: Foil wrapped and in the fire
Serves: 4 muffins
Non-Food Items Needed: serrated spoon
Food Items Needed: 4 large oranges, washed
1 cup Bisquick
1 tablespoon sugar
1/2 cup milk
maple syrup for drizzling
At Home Prep: None
In Camp Prep / Cooking Instructions: Trim top 1/4 inch off oranges and save. Using a serrated spoon (like a grapefruit spoon) scoop out insides. Go ahead and eat it now! =) You should have a orange cup left.
 
In a bowl mix the Bisquick, sugar and milk. Spoon the batter into the empty orange shells about halfway filling them. Cover the opening with the top that you cut off and cover the whole thing tightly with foil.
 
Bury in the coals until set - around 60 - 70 minutes.
Serving Suggestions: Unwrap and let cool some. Be careful they are hot! We like them drizzled with maple syrup. Yum!
Comments: This is a variation of the orange shell recipes I've seen posted. My girls like it because of the maple syrup.
Contributed by: Ann Bilbrey
Brownie Troop 904
Palatine, IL USA
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  Pierced Eggs
Preparation Method: Fire
Serves: 1
Non-Food Items Needed: Pin or nail
Sharp green stick
Food Items Needed: 1 egg
At Home Prep: None
In Camp Prep / Cooking Instructions: Pierce both ends of an egg with a pin or nail. Enlarge the holes until a sharp green stick will barely fit through. Cook on stick over coals about five minutes.
Serving Suggestions: None
Comments: None
Contributed by: Sandy Garrett
Master Trainer
Girl Scouts of Southeastern Pennsylvania
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  Shipwreck (or Calamity) Breakfast
Preparation Method: Fry Pan or Dutch Oven
Serves: 12
Non-Food Items Needed: knife
Large Frying pan or Dutch oven
Food Items Needed: 1 1/2 dozen eggs
1 lb. bacon
6 large potatoes, cubed
1 med. chopped onion, chopped
1 hunk (10 oz or so) grated cheese
At Home Prep: None
In Camp Prep / Cooking Instructions: Cut up and fry bacon, remove and drain part of grease. Add cubed potatoes and chopped onion.
Cook til potatoes are almost done, then add eggs, cook and stir.
When eggs are done add cheese and serve.
Serving Suggestions: None
Comments: Substitutions: Hashbrowns for potatoes, crushed cheese crackers for cheese, can also omit onion.
Contributed by: Katrina Jameson and Cadette Troop 5074
Durango, Colorado
Girl Scouts of Chaparral Council, Inc., USA
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  Sunday Brunch Fruit
Preparation Method: Any Heat
Serves: 12
Non-Food Items Needed: saucepot
spoon
can opener
Food Items Needed: Assorted canned fruit, about 4 lbs. total. Include a jar of maraschino cherries.
Brown sugar
1/4 lb. butter
Curry powder
At Home Prep: None
In Camp Prep / Cooking Instructions: Drain fruit, reserve liquid. Heat fruit, butter, 1/2 cup sugar, and 2 tablespoons curry powder. Add liquid as needed for a thick syrup. Add more sugar and curry powder to taste.
Serving Suggestions: None
Comments: None
Contributed by: Sandy Garrett
Master Trainer
Girl Scouts of Southeastern Pennsylvania
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