Loretta, I'm going to send this recipe to DH up in Mass.
He is always looking for something like a casserole to cook.
And he follows a recipe to the letter--unlike MOI, who always generalizes. Thanks, hon. :)

OH Sounds Yummy. Tell me more about Garlic pepper. Do you make it up or can a person buy it? Remembering back about 100 years ago there was something in Girl Scouts we used to make like this. What a PERFECT thing to leave for my Joe on days I have to work. This is something good to have handy he could fix to eat. Or make them up for me to cook fast when I get home from work starving. He can drop them in the oven when I am getting close to leaving the office.

Thanks Loretta!!!

Chris

shades, did you call them Hobo meals?

idie, that's what your recipe reminds me of--my years of camping, many times as a Scout mom. I'll bet you could make packets up ahead of time and freeze them, too, for convenience.

Mama I think maybe it was something like that. Was a staple for over nights. We all looked forward to making and cooking them and the slightly burned edges. Hehehehe. I AM going to make some of these up for sure. We need to go shopping for the things to add to them and I will do an assembly line of half a dozen or so. Hubby will love them ,me too.Read the recipe to him and he said oh yah!!! Lets do it.= ME do it but it can not be too hard.

Thanks again Loretta.

Yes, they are the same packs the scouts use on camping trips. Some people use chicken strips instead of beef. The potatoes end up really yummy! If you make the burgers too thick, they will not be well-done in the middle.
Chris, you can buy garlic pepper, but you can substitute any type of seasonings you like.
My friends all say I'm a picky eater, but I do like to try recipes. I'm looking for one with spinach, if anyone has a good one.