If you're having a campfire cookout sometime this Fall, why not try something new and give Hobo Pies a try. Now that was yummy! If you like marshmallows, I think a marshmallow in the middle of my creation would also be pretty good. Place in pie maker and cook over fire about 5 minutes Butter outsides of both pieces of breadĦ. Place 3 rows of Hershey Bar chocolate on top of bananaĥ. Place thin slices of banana on one slice of breadģ. Spread peanut butter on each slice of breadĢ. Anyway, there were several dessert suggestions, too, including some with chocolate! So, I improvised and whipped up my own favorite Hobo Pie creation:ġ. It turns out you can use the pie maker to make just about any meal over a campfire.sandwiches, eggs, you name it. But, on the inside of the pie maker box label there were other recipe ideas.
When you look at them, they look a bit like a grilled cheese sandwich, and they kind of taste like one too.with the exception of a fruit taste instead of a cheese taste, of course! I don't really like regular apple pie or even apple cobbler, so a Hobo Apple Pie didn't sound much better to me. Now let me warn you, Hobo Pies do NOT taste like Granny's apple pie or even a McDonald's hot apple pie. Be sure to flip your pie maker to get both pieces of bread toasted! Place the sandwich in your pie maker and place in the campfire for about 5 minutes.
Next, you simply butter two pieces of bread on the outside and put your filling on the inside, making a sandwich. Then, youll need bread and some fillings. First, we lined up all of our ingredients on our Lifetime picnic table so everyone could easily see the flavor choices available for Hobo Pies. First of all, to make a Hobo Pie over a campfire, you need an iron pie maker, available in camping departments. In the tradition of "pie", my sister-in-law brought apple pie filling and cherry pie filling. Then, you'll need bread and some fillings.
:) First of all, to make a Hobo Pie over a campfire, you need an iron pie maker, available in camping departments. If you've never had a Hobo Pie, you're in for, well, something different from smores. My dad likes to eat popcorn around the fire, but when the grandkids visit, it's time to break out the good ol' traditional smores! After all, what kid can resist melted chocolate and gooey marshmallows smooshed between graham crackers?įor a change of pace for the kids' campfire sweet treats, one night my sister-in-law introduced us all to Hobo Pies. One of my Dad's traditions at the lake house is to build a campfire outside almost every night.
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