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
cooking in the truck
Discussion in 'Food & Cooking in the Truck | Trucker Recipe Forum' started by beezle, Jun 19, 2007.
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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.BlueThunderr and chopper103in Thank this. -
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Also my skillet is ceramic coated. Few drops of water and paper towel, all good.
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I've got another toy I like, similar to this:
... cooks a mean steak in the microwave.NavigatorWife Thanks this. -
There is a little cooker called ready,start,go.it cooks eggs,steak,and brownies.grilled veggies
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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.
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