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Flannel & Flame celebrates the outdoors and sitting around a campfire with friends, cooking great food, and making memories. We know that good friends and a good fire will always keep us warm.

COOKING & RECIPES

Cooking over the fire is the best way to celebrate the outdoors. We have recipes, videos, and ideas to get you started.

FUN & ADVENTURE

Getting there is half the fun, but time around the fire always includes good times, laughter, and music.

CAMPFIRE & GEAR

From advice on starting fires and reviews on our favorite products, to camping tee-shirts and mugs, we have everything you need for a great night around the campfire.

LATEST POSTS…

  • Mexican Bean Salad
    Bold, zesty, and bursting with color, this Mexican Bean Salad is a side dish that brings the flavor anywhere you roam. A hearty mix of black, kidney, and cannellini beans comes together with crisp bell peppers, sweet corn, and red onion, all tossed in a citrusy vinaigrette loaded with fresh cilantro and just the right… Read more: Mexican Bean Salad
  • Cheesy Potatoes
    Golden, gooey, and loaded with flavor, these Dutch Oven Cheesy Potatoes are a campfire favorite that never disappoints. Tender hash browns are layered with melted cheese, savory seasonings, and just the right amount of smoky goodness from the fire. Baked slow and steady in a Dutch oven, this comforting side dish is perfect alongside grilled… Read more: Cheesy Potatoes
  • Alternatives to S’Mores: Sweet Twists and Campfire Treats You’ll Crave
    There’s something undeniably magical about a gooey s’more melting between your fingers under a starlit sky. The way the chocolate gets just soft enough, the marshmallow smolders to a golden hue (or charred to a crisp, if that’s your thing), and the graham crackers give that perfect crunch — it’s the taste of summer, nostalgia,… Read more: Alternatives to S’Mores: Sweet Twists and Campfire Treats You’ll Crave
  • Best Hiking in New York
    Wilderness, waterfalls, and wonder from the Catskills to the Adirondacks New York might be synonymous with skyscrapers, yellow cabs, and a certain iconic skyline—but trust me, beyond the hustle of the city, the Empire State hides some of the most jaw-dropping trails in the Northeast. We’re talking misty mountaintops, mossy forests, gorges carved by ancient… Read more: Best Hiking in New York