Road food?
Often times we find ourselves packing a meal and eating on the road, usually sandwiches. I'm getting tired of sandwiches... Any ideas on other meals easily packable for eating on the road? Stuff yo...
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Geocritter wrote:
Prepare food in advance, pack it tight in tin foil and place on top of the engine when you set out, by lunch time it'll be good and hot. I've also done the same thing with canned chili, but I put a small hole in the top of the can so it doesn't get too hot and pop the can. I understand some truckers out there have gone so far as to build a small sheet metal "oven" around their exhaust pipe and have actually been able to cook pot roasts and such.
Steve
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Review wrote:
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