One element of a successful camping trip is good food. But preparing delicious meals in the wilderness can be a daunting task depending on what you’re working with for power, a camp kitchen, and time. So, today, we’re sharing several one-pot camping meals that’ll make your breakfasts, lunches, and dinners easy whether you have a …
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We enjoy cooking on a grill and carry a propane gas grill with us as we travel. In fact, we use our grill so often that we long ago ditched those little one-pound propane bottles and connected our grill to our RV’s on-board propane tank. We even wrote an entire post on how to connect …
There is much to love about having a home on wheels. One feature that makes an RV a home is the ability to cook meals wherever you travel, using your RV stove. Several types of RV stoves are available, each with its own pros and cons. Today we’re looking at gas, induction, and diesel RV …
Did your RV come from the factory with a quick connect propane port conveniently mounted to the side? Fantastic! Just grab your low-pressure RV grill, and let’s get cooking! But, if your propane grill isn’t a low pressure gas grill, that conveniently mounted RV quick connect isn’t going to work for you. In today’s post, …
As RVers and campers, we tend to cook on grills, griddles, and even over open fires at campsites. A grill mat is something that many people use for cooking or baking both outside and in a home oven. But, why would you need one? Are they expensive? What are they made of and could they …
There’s nothing like outdoor cooking when you’re camping, and a camping griddle can take your breakfast and burger games to a whole new level. So, just in time for your next camping trip, today’s post looks at 7 of the best portable griddles for easy cooking AND easy clean-up! Let’s get the bacon sizzling, the …
With the Thanksgiving holiday just around the corner, it’s no surprise that lots of RVers are having thoughts about their RV oven. But, is an RV oven capable of cooking things like a Thanksgiving dinner? How about baked goods? How do RV ovens work and how useful are they? Today we’re taking a look at …
Cooking with solar power is a fantastic concept. But how does it play out in real life? Is cooking with the sun a viable option for campers? Today we’re looking at cooking with solar cookers. We’ll look at how they work, whether they work, and the different types of solar cookers available. We’ll also investigate …
We recently published a post on portable campfires that RVers can take along wherever they go. Today’s post looks at a bit of a different product. Known as a folding camp grill or collapsible grill for camping, this product can not only serve as a portable campfire or “fire pit”, but also as a grill …
Boondocking (camping off the grid) has become so popular, that information about managing power and water resources has cropped up everywhere. But what about perishable food? When we head off into the wild for a few weeks, it’s not uncommon for food, particularly the perishable variety, to be less readily available, more expensive, or less …
It’s pretty widely known that Australians like to throw things on the barbie to cook them. But we’ve recently learned another Aussie word: Brekky (sometimes spelled brekkie), which is short for “breakfast.” Since our campervan came equipped with a cool barbecue….. uhhh… barbie, that slides out from behind a door on the side of the …
Disappearing into extremely isolated locations has always been one of our favorite ways to RV. Since we try to eat healthy, that means stocking up on fresh food. As a residential refrigerator is a relatively recent phenomenon for us, we know what “limited fridge space” is all about on most RVs. Even though we snowbird …
Whether you live in an RV like we do, or in a regular house, corn on the cob is a great summer treat. But did you know that you can microwave corn on the cob? And that it may be the best way to prepare it? We saw this trick online and thought we’d give …