cooking times.

Just spray the top end of your engine including the exhaust manifold and turbo with teflon and voila... non-stick griddle!

 

Hmm reminds me of being stuck out in new mexico when i was hheating my bottle of water up on my steer tire to make my ramen with lol

 

Pickle Park bait. Stop @ any grocery store. Don't need fuel, shower, ect. Pull into any rest stop. Light grill. T Bones are the best bait. Makes new friends We don't need. Truckers are drawn to BBQ for some reason. Drop your trailer, go get some meat, and we will cook it together. Trucking is fun, if you let it be.

 

^^^What he said.

It doesn't matter what everyone else is doing. What are you doing? I'm here for the good times.

 

A driver without a grill worries me. If it's Vegan to Texas BBQ, costs less than a truck stop. I have been jumped on by managers for cooking my own food. Show them a fuel receipt they go away. Your always the Boss. Get used to it.

 

Umm use a microwave.

 

well where im at not bad but my route,all I have to say is HOLLY BUCKETS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.This town has a river that over flowed and now the fields looks like its part of the river.I drove past their last Friday and all I see was lots and lots of water on both sides.Hope the farmers there have flood insurance.A pizza hut in another ton was closed all last week because their pond flooded their lot.

 

I can't say enough good things about my 10$ rice cooker from Walmart. I stop at a rest area, throw in rice or noodles. Sauce, some canned chicken. Go to next rest area, food is done! I got a little wild once and tipped it over, seals well. Makes veggies, rice, potatoes, stews, whatever. All in about twenty minutes. I have enough food on here to eat a couple weeks.

 

Reminds me of my snowmobiling days. They make a deal called a Hotdogger. It straps to your pipe and cooks your hot dogs while your'e cruising down the trail.

I carry a gas bbq grill with me. A grilled steak and some shrimp taste real good on a nice cool evening.