HethSlaton

Thanks so much everyone! They attended their crossover campout and one prior to crossover where they prepared the meals and did good with cutting the veggies, hobo meals etc. I should’ve clarified this campout isn’t a traditional campout. Our district is putting on a camporee type event for a Friday night and Saturday night. The dining hall won’t be serving meals and the troops have specific scheduled events they’ll be doing that the district coordinates. We basically will setup camp and be responsible for meals between their activities so they need to be able to fix them

Good Morning! I am new here (and to BSA). My husband was a scout as a boy but thats been many years ago, so we are new to BSA. Our triplets joined cubs as AOL’s and just crossed over. We are in the process of becoming adult leaders to help where needed. we’ve got an event coming up in a few weeks where we’ve been asked to help plan the menu, grocery shop etc for our kids (about 15 scouts and 4-5 adults). 10 of the kids are AOL crossovers so they are new to camp cooking and our experience as a family has been one where I do a lot of the camp cooking when we camp, so I’m