I'm guessing your camping with a car if you're packing a coleman stove.
When backpacking I always break eggs into a clean container so you don't have to deal with fragile eggs, you just pour the amount of eggs you want.
Using pita bread or similar so you can avoid squishing a loaf of bread.
Cheese is compact and fills you up.
Potatoes are cheap...wrap them in tinfoil and cook them by the fire, they're good for hashbrowns in the morning too.
Fresh water is abundant where I live so I tend to pack alot of dry goods. I also fish, so I can usually provide a good part of dinner.
If you want to bring booze, buy overproof so you don't have to pack the extra weight.
