Entrées
The best entrées, reviewed and curated by the Trailspace community. The latest review was added on July 30, 2020. Stores' prices and availability are updated daily.
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Recent Entrée Reviews
CampFare Chicken Tikka Masala with French Green Lentils
Quicker and way more tasty than dehydrated meals! CampFare's Chicken Tikka Masala is Indian Restaurant good. No joke, it was delicious. It was a chilli like consistency and would be best to eat out of the pouch or in a bowl with a spoon, not spread out across a plate. I was camping with a camp stove and a smaller sauce pan to heat water, not backpacking with my JetBoil. The package is on the larger size so you will need a JetBoil pot large enough to submerge most of the pouch. Super easy to prepare. Full review
CampFare Wild Alaskan Salmon
Great substitution for freeze-dried meals. Great for backpacking, or even in case of emergency. Easy to prep and not a lot of cleanup. I decided to pair this salmon with the brown rice and quinoa packet from Camp Fare. I'm a bigger guy and need a little more to keep me going. The salmon tasted good and was a decent portion, and with the rice, it was just enough. My only issue was, I tried to heat both packets simultaneously in almost boiling water for 4 min. instead of the recommended 2-3. I was… Full review
CampFare Beef Burgundy with Field Vegetables
This is a hearty dish that will surely please a very hungry hiker, even more so if served over rice, potatoes, or other grain options. This is one super easy meal to prepare that is wonderfully tasty! Advertised as a gourmet alternative to camp fare, it sounded like a great option for my backpacking trip. I really like that it was boil in bag—easy cooking and easy clean up.I did have to heat a bit longer to get to my desired temperature to eat. Once the package was opened I had three other campers… Full review
CampFare Brown Rice and Red Quinoa
Great for tacos!! I went camping with my husband and kiddo in Colorado and was excited to try some of these! We are avid backpackers and I thought the idea of these only having to be warmed was genius!!! I hate having to sit and watch noodles or rice boil. We used these as a taco filler and I will admit after a long day of hiking, there was no way near enough for the three of us in one package. Definitely a 1-pack to 1-person ratio. Also, if you are backpacking and in need of high calorie food,… Full review
CampFare Wild Alaskan Salmon
This meal has lots of spice and smoked flavor. CampFare Wild Alaskan Salmon $12.99 My family recently had the opportunity to try some meals from Camp Fare while we were camping at Oak Hollow campground in North Carolina. We’re always looking for meals that are tasty and quick to prepare. They’re not freeze-dried, fairly lightweight and shelf stable for 5 years. We spend much of our time outdoors each season and when we heard about the premium meals from Camp Fare we were eager to try them out. Full review
CampFare Beef Burgundy with Field Vegetables
Awesome outdoor meal that gave our family (ranging from 6 years to 68 years) energy for multiple hours. CampFare Beef Burgundy with Field Vegetables $11.99 My family recently had the opportunity to try some meals from Camp Fare while we were camping at Oak Hollow campground in North Carolina. We’re always looking for meals that are tasty and quick to prepare. They’re not freeze-dried, fairly lightweight and shelf stable for 5 years. We spend much of our time outdoors each season and when we… Full review
CampFare Wild Alaskan Salmon
Great meals for outdoor fun. We tried the Salmon, Chicken Masala, and the Brown Rice and Red Quinoa. The packaging is very simple and easy to read. All meals can be ready in 1-2 minutes after putting it into boiling water. We cooked all three one night of camping for dinner for our family of four. The portion size was pretty small and I would say would be sufficient for two people comfortably. For taste, the salmon had a pretty strong taste, but it was very good and fresh, and the meat was tender. Full review
CampFare Beef Burgundy with Field Vegetables
It's just "fine." Good for people who have limited space, equipment, and time to cook, but plenty of money to spend on trail food. I'm not hard to please. But I do consider cost and value when I rate a product. The beef burgundy with field vegetables tastes like veggie soup with canned beef cubes added. For one serving to cost as much as it does, I cannot recommend. My other family members agree. I'd recommend buying Tasty Bite or Taste of India food packs, instead. Full review
CampFare Beef Burgundy with Field Vegetables
When ordinary boring old camp food won't satisfy, try Campfare! Fresh ingredients and unique preparations. We tried the Beef Burgundy with field vegetables, along with the Quinoa with Rice and Beans. These camp meals are quick and easy because they come in heatable disposable pouches—just boil water and heat the pouch and let it sit in the boiling water, then eat from the pouch itself or pour onto a plate. No messy pots to clean, and unlike some camp food this is a fully cooked meal that hasn't… Full review
