30 Delicious Tin Foil Dinners

Questions & Reviews

1. Melanie @carmelmoments.com says:

   Thanks. Always looking for new ways to use the grill. Although campfire potatoes with onions are probably my favorite.
2. Shannon says:

   Thank you for this post! I've been looking for easy things to make over a campfire, these sounds great!
3. Heather of Kitchen Concoctions says:

   We love to camp and go several times a year! I am always looking for new recipes to try on our trips, so I am totally loving this round up!
4. Heather of Kitchen Concoctions says:

   We love to camp and go several times a year! I am always looking for new recipes to try, so I am loving this list!
5. Katie Winn says:

   Thank you for featuring my recipe! I was wondering if you could change the link perhaps? The blog it's linked to is no longer active as I am now self hosted. The updated link is http://somethingwinnderful.com/foiled-wrapped-chicken-deliciousness/ I would appreciate is so much! Thanks again for using my post! Katie
6. Leah says:

   What a nice collection of recipes for cooking in foil! With all due respect: When was the last time you were able to buy Tin Foil? Most boxes correctly say Aluminum Foil! Tin and aluminum are two different elements on the chemical periodic scale and tin has a much lower melting point than aluminum. Some have observed that the title might be an editor's a careless mistake, in using a regional dialect term.
7. Christal Bevans says:

   These are awesome recipes!! We love to boat and camp all summer so excited to try something new!!! and I am SO excited I get to listen to you girls speak at our seminar in Salt lake next thursday at ARI womens luncheon super excited!!
8. [email protected] says:

   I can't wait to try these yummy-looking meals! Thanks so much for the great ideas (as usual)! Stopping by from Hoyby Crafts.
9. Anne's Scribbles and Doodles says:

   These recipes are great! Thanks for the great ideas! These will come in handy for those picnics and camp outs. :D http://annescribblesanddoodles.blogspot.com/
10. Jessica says:

    This post is awesome!!! I can't wait to try them all!
11. Tim says:

    I think everyone who reads this knows that aluminum foil is what was being referenced. With all due respect: When was the last time you didn't feel the need to state the obvious just to feel intelligent? Everyone who has read your post is dumber for it, I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul.
12. Tim says:

    By the way, Love all of the ideas!!! Thanks for the post
13. Melissa P. says:

    Wow....just wow. I may have just found this post and am a bit late to the comment party.....but what an utterly sanctimonious, overbearing, know-it-all, and wenchy comment. I found this post by searching for "tin foil dinners", and I am fully aware its made from aluminum. However, since childhood I've heard it referred as such, and most people I know refer to it as such or know what you are talking about. It isn't a "careless mistake", nor is it a "regional dialect term". It is an idoim that persists in our everyday jargon, much like calling all facial tissues "kleenex", or "q-tips" for cotton swabs. Seriously, get over it...and yourself. And these recipes are great, BTW, and will come in handy this summer for our GS camp!
14. Ashley says:

    I liked the post, but I really hate the video advertisements over each picture. Really annoying, won't be coming back to your site.
15. Melanie says:

    I am going to love all of these I just know it!! Thanks for sharing!!!
16. Melanie says:

    Keep your rude comments to yourself please, some people may think the same way but are at least keeping it to themselves because they know that no one else is going to want to read their complaints.
17. Michele A. Moore says:

    I have watched the video presentations five times and have not been able to copy the recipes.
18. Colleen says:

    Okay, here is a real challenge for you. During the summer we go out as many weekends as possible on the boat. We have a very small grill, and I am tired of the hamburgers, hot dogs and quesadillas. Now, all of the ingredients have to go out in the cooler to be completed on the grill. Have any special ideas?
19. Cyd says:

    On the homepage of our blog click on Recipe Index and then click on the Grilling tab. We have a lot of delicious chicken kabobs and all sorts of easy recipes you could have prepared and keep in the cooler until grilling time. Hope this helps!
20. Kathy says:

    Thanks so much!!! We just got a Charbroil 3 in 1 Big Easy Grill, Roaster, and Smoker and I can not wait to try all of these! What a great find!
21. SUE says:

    Really? and with all of the !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ? drama much? LOL. I think most readers are able to figure out what they need, and if they cannot then they probably shouldn't be playing with fire to begin with.
22. Jeff says:

    Why not call it what it is then? Tin foil has been obsolete for 90 years. Seems like a pretty stupid title and an even more stupid over reaction to someone correctly it.
23. Margaret Cain says:

    Is it possible to cook these in the oven instead of on a grill? Also, is it possible to put these together ahead of time in the morning and then in the oven at dinner time?
24. Cyd says:

    Tin foil dinners can be cooked in the oven. Usually around 425 degrees for about the same time you would cook on the grill. Be sure to check so that it is cooked through.
25. Karen says:

    There are lots of things besides rice that you can cook in a rice cooker. It is almost like a low pressure - pressure cooker. Anyone tried these in a rice cooker?
26. Andrew MacDougall says:

    OMG Theres one in every crowd.
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