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Oven Baked Hobo Dinners

in Main Dishes, Recipes on 28/10/15

This dinner idea is one of our family favorites. I am not sure why, but the kiddos go crazy for this and my son asks me to make these all the time. These Oven Baked Hobo Dinners are full of flavor and are just fun to eat. Perfect for “indoor camping” family night or just a change up of some hearty food on a wintery day. 

 These indoor hobo dinners are perfect for a fun family night, or just if you love this summer staple but don't have a fire handy!

 

Oven Baked Hobo Dinners

  • Meat of your choice-3-4oz per serving (if you’re making them larger to fit 2 people, include 2 servings of meat)
  • Veggies- We use potatoes, carrots, onions, celery and whatever else we have on hand
  • Bacon- 1-2 slices per dinner(This adds that smoky flavor critical to a hobo dinner!)
  • Salt, pepper
  • 2 Tablespoons butter per package sliced thinly, placed around veggies

The best part about these is you put them together the same way you would outdoor hobo dinners. You can add whatever meats, vegetables, and extras you like. As you can see, we are pretty traditional with meat, carrots, and potatoes. Add in some butter, bacon, and seasonings and we are good to go!  We always add the bacon and onion, for some reason the flavor combo makes it much more authentic. Wrap these tight with aluminum foil to keep those juices in the package and to retain some moisture. Bake these on 300 degrees for about 1 1/2 hours. Just as you check them on a campfire, you can open one up to check on the tenderness of your veggies then you’ll know for sure when they are done.  Enjoy!

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Marie is the author of Blooming Homestead and loves to share her latest home decor ideas, crafts, recipes, home organization tips, and diy projects.

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  1. kitchensoaktanks.com says

    November 19, 2016 at 11:37 pm

    LOVELY! Just made your dish ..it was delicious and easy to make.

    Reply
    • Marie says

      November 22, 2016 at 9:01 pm

      So glad you enjoyed it!

      Reply

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