Get a medium fire going, aiming for a medium-high heat. You can cook your buffalo chicken dip on a camp stove, over hot coals, or even over the open flame of a fire pit.
You’ll want it relatively long-lasting - this dip is best served hot, and it’s convenient to just keep it over a low fire when it’s being served!
In a medium pot, break up the drained can of chicken with a fork. Aim for small flakes of chicken, rather than chunks.
Add the cream cheese, set aside.
Measure out your ranch dressing, hot sauce, and cheddar. I’ll usually keep the ranch and hot sauce in the same vessel, for fewer things to carry to the fire.
When your fire is ready, heat the chicken and cream cheese together, using a spatula to break up the cream cheese. As the cream cheese softens, stir it into the chicken flakes, until smooth. Add the ranch and Red Hot Sauce, stir to combine. Continue cooking until hot and starting to bubble.
Add the shredded cheese to the pot, stirring to combine. Continue cooking, stirring frequently, until the cheese is fully melted into a smooth dip.
Serve hot, with a large bowl of corn chips, and/or celery sticks, carrot sticks, baguette slices, etc - as desired!