cooking times.

Can't honestly say I've ever tried cooking anything that way, but those lil' 12V lunchbox ovens are awesome. Pick one up man, well worth it.

 

you won't wanna be cooking on the exhaust come winter time. LOL. too #### cold

 

Hmm I'll have to try that sometime, I've heard of people cooking roasts n such that way too, heh.

But yeah, they're sold at all the main truckstops for about $30 and they heat up to 300 degrees. Takes about 15-20 mins to heat up bratts, rice, soup, chili, etc to a steaming hot temp. I use mine almost every night.

The tin inserts are a ripoff though ($4 for 3 I believe), pickup a $2 roll of tinfoil to line it with and you're good to go!

 

Get a roll of aluminum foil, cut off a sheet, fold it inside the little black lunchbox, throw some brats and rice down in there with water, smell them cook as you drive down the road, stir occasionally and eat. Good stuff.

 

They sell the gas cooker thing in truckstops too. That thing will boil chili in 30 seconds flat. I carry a nonstick frying pan too. Cook your bacon, leave the fat in there, and throw in the eggs. Or carry a block of cheese and some bologna and some bread and butter. Grilled bologna and cheese sandwiches. A bit more cleanup, but it gives you a little more versatility.

I also carry a crock pot. Cut up a head of cabbage, put it in the crock, throw a couple chicken breasts in there and let it simmer overnight with a little salt and pepper.

But if you are on the run and want a hot meal with minimal effort and cleanup, you cant beat that black lunchbox.

 

You really do need to work on your typing skills,lol.I'm kidding im forever editing my posts because few keys stick.Anyway have you thought about getting a George Foreman grill,heard it works real good.