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Pat Callinan’s Slice Bread Lasagne Camping Recipe

We bring you this recipe courtesy of Pat Callinan and MR4X4. CLICK HERE for instructions on how Club 4X4 policyholders can gain access to MR4X4 content. One of our absolute favourite (and potentially one of the …

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Mar 16 2023

Mar 16 2023

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We bring you this recipe courtesy of Pat Callinan and MR4X4. CLICK HERE for instructions on how Club 4X4 policyholders can gain access to MR4X4 content.

One of our absolute favourite (and potentially one of the easiest) recipes you’ll ever create when on an off-road adventure is the bush lasagne!

Not your typical lasagne, this beauty utilises white bread instead of pasta sheets and baked beans instead of mince. There’s no need for any lengthy prep as these ingredients are easy to come by, making this dish quick to assemble. After all, at the end of a big day there’s nothing we love more than coming back to camp for a quick feed, especially when the stomach is growling like no tomorrow.

Get creative and assemble your delicious bush lasagne. We’ve created the list of ingredients and the step-by-step method below that Pat demonstrated in Episode 6 of Season 15 of Pat Callinan’s 4X4 Adventures.

What you’ll need

  • White bread
  • Heinz baked beans
  • Mozzarella cheese
  • Basil
  • Loaf pan
  • Foil
  • Camp oven
  • Spatula
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Method

  • First things first, crinkle up some foil to add to the middle of the base of your camp oven. This assists in avoiding burning the base of your pan
  • Get your camp oven going to pre-heat in preparation for your meal
  • Layer the white bread on the bottom of the loaf pan
  • Add in your Heinz baked beans and spread them out with a fork, ensuring the bread surface is covered
  • Spread on a generous layer of mozzarella cheese
  • Then do it all again by repeating the above steps for your next layer
  • Place it in your pre-heated camp oven for 20 minutes
  • Once you remove your tasty meal, divide it up into squares with your spatula
  • Garnish it with a little basil for that Italian touch
  • Serve and enjoy!

Pro tip: Make sure not to have your camp oven too hot to avoid burning the backside of your lasagne. The ingredients within the loaf pan simply need to be warmed in order to melt the cheese and heat the baked beans. No need to overdo it!

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Not a fan of baked beans? Add your own unique spin on things. If you do shake up the recipe, make sure to give MR 4X4 a shout on Instagram, Facebook or TikTok so we can check out what you made.

For more great food and recipes, log in to MR4X4. If you’re a Club 4X4 policyholder, CLICK HERE for information on how to gain access.

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