cooking in the truck

A small power inverter and a small crockpot,has the truck smelling good all day.I also have a lunchbox cooker.they cook very fast

 

Really!!!! Are you nuts. Anyone of us would only drive like 50 miles, stop and eat it all. Smelling that cooking would make me mental.

 

There something "down home" about the crock pot smell.

LOVE doing crock pot in the crisp fall / winter time. It's a satisfying experience to park the rig after day & eat some fresh, home cooked.

 

Yup. You nailed it

 

I use a few drops of rubbing alcohol, which evaporates completely with no residue and a paper towel.... squeaky clean and sterile, without water... what more could you ask for? A bottle of alcohol lasts me several months.

 

I use the same thing with a hot water kettle. Works great and real easy clean up!

I have a skillet also. User every morning for eggs, precooked bacon and toast. 1500 inverter. I have the truck started or apu, and windows down. I'll cook a ribeye on one side flip it and throw in the frozen veggies then. Mmmmmm.

 

Also my skillet is ceramic coated. Few drops of water and paper towel, all good.

 

I've got another toy I like, similar to this:
... cooks a mean steak in the microwave.

 

There is a little cooker called ready,start,go.it cooks eggs,steak,and brownies.grilled veggies

 

I keep a mini-fridge with separate freezer, stove, oven, pressure-cooker, microwave, beach chair, and folding table on my truck.

Occasionally I cook up amazing things on the stove like pancakes, scrambled eggs, fried rice, pork chops, or swordfish steak. I cook safely inside the truck by keeping the area clear and venting through all windows. And only when the truck is parked. Sometimes I cook outside and relax in the beach chair if it's a pretty day.

For the times when I want to eat good without too too much effort, I use the pressure-cooker. Line it with aluminum foil, add a little bit of water, toss in a frozen pork chop or some frozen wings from the freezer, add a lil' bag of frozen mixed vegetables and some rice. Push the button on for 30-minutes, sit and watch TV, and one show later you've got a perfect meal.

Truckermade Cooking by My-Ke posted Nov 19, 2015 at 12:42 PM

Truckermade Cooking by My-Ke posted Nov 19, 2015 at 12:42 PM

Truckermade Cooking by My-Ke posted Nov 19, 2015 at 12:42 PM

Truckermade Cooking by My-Ke posted Nov 19, 2015 at 12:42 PM

Truckermade Cooking by My-Ke posted Nov 19, 2015 at 12:42 PM

Truckmade Cooking by My-Ke posted Nov 19, 2015 at 12:25 PM