The great lasagna skillet

I told you I would post a campfire meal. Well here it is!

Campfire Skillet Lasagna

8 in metal platter
8 in skillet and a lid that fits on it nicely
8 in sauce pan
Noodle pot big enough for lasagna noodle halves
5 cloves of garlic
6 oz onion
3/4 box of lasagna noodles, cooked
1 small can of cooked white chicken
1 big can of crushed tomatos
1 bag of Italian shredded cheeses
1 tub of ricotta
Lots of herbs and freshly ground pepper
Olive oil

Cheap aluminum pan for coals

Make a huge fire

Mix 3/4 bag of cheese with ricotta and add seasonings to taste.

Cook noodles.

Oil sauce pan and add minced garlic and chopped onion. Add Italian seasonings and black pepper. Simmer til brown. Add can of crushed tomatoes to onions and garlic, simmer til thick and delicious.

Use just enough sauce and a little oil to line bottom of skillet, and put a layer of noodles down. Add cheese mix in a smooth layer leaving just over half for another layer. Add another layer of noodles, add sauce and half the can of cooked and strained white meat chicken and half of the remaining shredded cheese. Add another layer of noodles. Add a layer of sauce, twhen more noodles. Add almost all the cheese mix, and another layer of noodles. Add more chicken, cheese mix, and sauce and a last layer of noodles. Top with the remainder of sauce, cover with more seasonings and the last of the shredded cheese. Smoosh the edges of the noodles down on the edges with a spatula, cover, and python red hot coals for about 30 mins. Replace lid with the platter, put coals in the cheapo aluminum disposable pan and put on ttop of the platter to broil the cheese on top. Clean up your mess while tthat broils for about 15 minutes. Take the llasagna off the heat for 5 minutes to rest (just enough time to toast some garlic bread or something).

Now that shit is ready to eat! Nom and enjoy!

If you have a full kitchen and can hunt deals like me, this meal should only cost about 10 bucks to make and it wiwill easily feed 5. Or 3 really stoned campers.