cooking in the truck

Or you've been dropped on your head a few too many times...

 

Eh, it's just your typical countertop coffeemaker... Meh.

I like this one:
http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Portable-Propane-Coffeemaker-Stainless/dp/B004E4AVPW/ref=pd_sbs_auto_3



This might do the trick...

 

Yeah, I know, I'm necrobumping... But there's so much good stuff that just needs commenting on!

 

For great coffee get yourself a french press and a hotpot that'll boil water. Great coffee every time, takes less space than a drip maker and won't kill your inverter. If you can't run an inverter look into a Jetboil, it's a lightweight hiking stove that'll boil a liter of water in a minute or less. The Jetboil also has a french press, lightweight pots and pans available for it. I've had one for a few years now and can't picture doing without.

 

Or, just as simple, get a Melitta coffee cone for $3. http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/sto...d_coffeetea_&gclid=CNmTkurAi7sCFfPm7AodQTEA_w. Put a filter in the cone, put your ground coffee in and pour boiling water through. I do it every morning. Takes 5 minutes, makes the best coffee to be had. No clean up. You throw filter and grounds in the trash.

 

Re: oven bags in the lunchbox stove

Felt like having pork roast for dinner so.....
1 hormel pre seasoned roast with veggies...

Plus 4.5 hours driving


Bag didn't melt and there was minimal cleanup

 

Did you just fold that over or rubber band it closed. That looks so good. I miss pork like that. Hurts my tummy. Thank God bacon still works. I'd be so lost if I couldn't eat that anymore.

 

I lost the ties that came with the bags so I just tied a knot after squeezing out most of the air. It fell apart trying to take it out of the bag.

 

My first meal was leftover turkey, stuffing, and creamed green beans.

 

The foil pans are working mostly how I planed, but not exactly. I stacked them in my cooler and they are wearing through the foil covers from vibration. I think I'll get some of those oven bags for my next trip.