Camping Biscuits And Gravy: Simple Sausage Gravy Breakfast
Old fashioned Camping Biscuits And Gravy is a family-favorite breakfast that should regularly appear on your menu. If you’re looking for camping breakfast ideas the kids and adults love eating, you’re in the right place!
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Recipe Prep
This is one of the best easy camping meals that requires no prep. Just gather your ingredients, no chopping is required!
Cooking Methods & Equipment
If you are making this as one of our easy campfire recipes, get your hot coals ready as well as a cast iron skillet.
This is one of our awesome camp stove recipes that uses bottom-only heat so you can use cast iron or a non-stick skillet here.
Recipe Steps
Step 1. Prepare your ingredients, heat source and equipment as directed.
Step 2. Cook the sausage. You’ll need to fully cook the sausage in a large skillet, as it cooks, break it up into crumbles.
Step 3. Add the flour. Keep stirring the pot as you slowly add the all-purpose flour to the sausage. You want to cook out the flour taste and pasty texture before moving on the the next step.
Step 4. Add the milk. Continue stirring as you slowly add the milk to the pan. You’ll want to bring the mixture to a boil, then, reduce the heat as you keep stirring.
Step 5. Simmer the sausage gravy. Bring the heat down and let the gravy thicken, occasionally stir the pot. When we want a “meatier” consistency, we keep the gravy really thick. If you want more gravy, just adjust more milk to create the amount of gravy you desire.
Step 6. Season. Add salt and pepper to the mixture, season to taste.
Step 7. Prepare biscuits. One biscuit serves one person, slice it in half and place on serving plate.
Camp Cooking Tip: To make this recipe really simple, we’re using pre-baked biscuits. You can make them at home or just pick up prepared biscuits from your grocery store. But, to make this breakfast recipe even better, make our easy Dutch Oven Biscuits right at your campsite.
Step 8. Serve. Top biscuit halves with sausage gravy and serve hot. This is one of those stick-to-your-ribs winter camping recipes that is great for cool mornings. Just make sure you serve it right away while the gravy is still hot.
What To Serve With This Recipe
Some campers enjoy a huge plate of this rich and hearty meal. Others, like a half order alongside over-easy or scrambled eggs.
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Scaling Servings
If you need easy camping meals for large groups, keep this one on hand. This recipe easily scales up to feed huge crowds and it’s easy on the budget too!
Leftovers
Place leftovers in a plastic food storage bag, then, seal bag and place in refrigerator or cooler. Reheat in a pot over low heat and add a little milk it necessary for thinning. You can spoon it over more buttermilk biscuits or reinvent it for dinner by mixing with hot pasta to make a quick goulash-type of meal.
Similar Recipes
- This Mountain Man Breakfast is one of the most classic Dutch oven camping recipes that has been on camp menus for generations. Our version has southwest flavors and is packed with meat, potatoes and cheese.
- Breakfast can’t get easier than making a hole in one! Try these Hobo Eggs when you need a super-fast hot morning meal.
- Make this All Day Breakfast Burger when you want a morning meal that will keep you satisfied till dinner. These breakfast sausage, hash brown, bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches are so satisfying.
- One of my fastest Dutch oven recipes uses refrigerator dough that is deep fried and sprinkled with powered sugar and served warm. I think you’ll love these Campfire Donuts as much as my family does!
- Try this Dutch Oven French Toast instead of making individual servings. You’ll love the cinnamon, sugar, nutmeg and cloves in this French toast casserole that is topped with a glaze made with powder sugar and vanilla.
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Camping Biscuits And Gravy
SUGGESTED EQUIPMENT
- Nonstick Skillet Frying Pan (for stovetop cooking)
- Lodge 13-Inch Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Skillet (for campfire cooking)
Ingredients
- 1 pound bulk hot (or mild) breakfast sausage
- 1/4 cup flour (all purpose flour or all-purpose quick-mixing flour)
- 1 cup milk (see * Note)
- Salt and black pepper (to taste)
- 6 pre-baked biscuits (see ** Note)
Instructions
- Cook sausage in a large skillet over medium-high heat, breaking it up into crumbles as it cooks.
- Slowly add the flour into the browned meat, continuously stirring to fully incorporate the flour.
- Gradually add the milk and continue cooking until the mixture comes to a boil, constantly stirring the mixture.
- Reduce heat to medium low and simmer uncovered until the gravy thickens to your desired consistency, stirring occasionally.
- Season with salt and pepper.
- Keep gravy on stovetop or over campfire with low heat until ready to serve.
- Cut biscuits in half horizontally then place biscuits on a plate.
- Spoon sausage gravy over both halves of the biscuits and serve hot.
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