Zman says:

Hot dogs are about as easy as it gets, hamburgers, chicken and brats are all easy to cook for dinners and lunch. Sandwiches are good to take, also instant foods you just need boiling water for are a good choice.

John says:

Smores – graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate bars.
Cheese and crackers – smoked gouda (my fav) + seasoned crackers (caraway is really good)
Freezer bag cooking – http://www.trailcooking.com/ (make at home complete, yummy meals, just add water)

jtexas says:

hot dogs
hamburgers
fajitas

Ramon P says:

My idea of camping is staying at an old Holiday Inn. Just call room service. Think mosquitoes and the West Nile Virus. Bugs, worms and things that crawl in the night. Own a home? Build a fire in the back yard and party.Then sleep in your great bed with a toilet a few feet away! Or make a commitment and buy a boat with a shower, microwave, stove, fridge. Go spend weekends on it and forget camping or going on vacation and spending thousands of dollars. Spend weekends during the summer on the boat and party with all the other folks in the marina!

timetravler says:

My favorite camping breakfast is scramble some eggs with leftovers such as meat diced up, spinach is great, some cheese, chopped veggies. Then tear up some flour tortillas and dump into the egg mixture. If you have any salsa or chilli’s, add that. Or with the same mixture minus the torn up tortillas, just roll up the egg mixture into a tortilla and there you go, Now you have a breakfast burrito.

ColeyCole says:

MRE’s and oatmeal there easy to pack and easy to prepare
i also always bring beef sticks and peanuts
trail mix
scrambled eggs
soup