What and How do OTR cook in your truck?

Don't spend a dime until you find out if your
Hubby can cook in his truck.
He's gonna need a power inverter for a lot of
This cooking stuff. So you and him make sure
That the company he works for has them or allows them.
Not all of them do.

It'll save you a ton of money though.
One man eating out everyday at truck stops cost
The same as feeding a family of four at home.

 

I cook most anything in the truck from chicken,meat pretty much everything . I have a toster oven i cook chicken in ,i cook pizza. , etc i have iron skillet, micowave, ive learned cheaper and save lots of time to just shower at truck stops and eat in truck . And better food too . Good luck

 

I'm guessing you can adapt to anything. Thats excellent making your own pasta. Convection microwave would be up your alley for the truck

 

Well have a refrigerator microwave, convection oven, and an electric skillet. Oh yeah and a coffee machine. I make steaks chicken chops what ever I'm in the mood for that week. I restock usually every two weeks on the road. I very seldom with eat in a truck stop and if I do it's usually for breakfast ( only cause I was too lazy to make it lol).

 

Was gonna say an Insta-pot but it sounds like you've already got one. If I had to bring 1 thing, thats what I'd bring.

 

Our favorite crock-pot died and we were recomended to try one. It sat around for a couple weeks before we used it (Neither of us ever used a P-cooker before), once we did we couldn't wait to keep using it. Saute & cook all in one pan? Pft, please.

 

Nordic Ware makes a microwavable egg dish that only takes 45-60 seconds to cook an egg in. I think I got mine at Wal-Mart. I've got a waffle maker also, so he could go that route. Figure out how to carefully mix the batter in a disposable bowl and it should be simple enough.

I've also got a Soda Stream. I'll mix frozen juice with soda water for sparkling juice, or use those little Mio squirt bottles. I also like to add plain carbonated water to my pancake batter to make them fluffier. I also do cold brew coffee by just putting some grounds in a mason jar, filling it with water, and putting it in the fridge the night or day before I plan on drinking it. I've got a french press to filter it out and pour it into my cup over ice.

I've got a foldable bicycle that I keep in its case on the top bunk. Rubber resistance bands will fit anywhere. I would suggest the thicker, round ones instead of the flat bands. I've got one rated at 50lbs that sits in the pocket above the passenger seat.