Cooking Merit Badge

Scouts enjoying the largest open air dining hall east of the Mississippi!

Scouts enjoying the largest open air dining hall east of the Mississippi!

Scouts looking to take and complete cooking merit badge, must plan 9 meals (3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners and a dessert).  Submit your menu to the attached form describing what you intend to prepare, ingredients, utensils and cooking methods.

A Scoutcraft counselor will review the menu, and contact you by phone on June 13th.

After conferencing with the counselor, you will actually prepare -1 breakfast, 1 lunch, 1 dinner, and the dessert.  You should document this process with photos, print them, and bring them with you to camp. 

Any questions - contact marc [at] nobebosco.org!

 

 

Since 1927, No-Be-Bo-Sco has served thousands of Boy Scouts and their troops. Set on 380 acres in New Jersey's Kittatinny Mountains, No-Be-Bo-Sco's idyllic landscape offers troops an opportunity to experience Scouting in a way that has changed very little since the early days of scout camp. We take pride in offering a top-quality program true to Scouting's roots.