Cookware
What cookware do you use in your RV/Trailer?
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How about an electric skillet,
an electric flat griddle.
These 2 are used for about 90% of our cooking needs.
We also have a metal skillet (for over a fire or over the stove)
A pot (for over the fire, or over the stove)
An electric drip coffee pot and a portable bean grinder
An old fashioned peculator coffee pot to use on a fire or over the stove
A small electric crock pot
A GOOD set of knives with all sizes in a wooden block holder
Corelle dishes, saucer, small plate, and coffee cups and tumblers, and plastic tumblers.
Silverware (a nice set).
We have a pot with a lid that acts as a strainer, used over the fire or over the stove (great for spaghetti or other pastas).
We always have a couple disposable aluminum pans if we want to cook over a fire.
We also have the long metal forked hot-dog sticks.
AND (we just got a George Foreman electric grill)... it travels back and forth from the camper to the house. We just got it.
Basically, we have a variety of cooking devices in the event we have to cook over a fire only, over a gas flame only, with electric only, slow cooker if we want to have something waiting when we get back from exploring, something fast... like the microwave, and the electric skillet and griddle (which is my favorite). This way, we can be well prepared for any occasion.
an electric flat griddle.
These 2 are used for about 90% of our cooking needs.
We also have a metal skillet (for over a fire or over the stove)
A pot (for over the fire, or over the stove)
An electric drip coffee pot and a portable bean grinder
An old fashioned peculator coffee pot to use on a fire or over the stove
A small electric crock pot
A GOOD set of knives with all sizes in a wooden block holder
Corelle dishes, saucer, small plate, and coffee cups and tumblers, and plastic tumblers.
Silverware (a nice set).
We have a pot with a lid that acts as a strainer, used over the fire or over the stove (great for spaghetti or other pastas).
We always have a couple disposable aluminum pans if we want to cook over a fire.
We also have the long metal forked hot-dog sticks.
AND (we just got a George Foreman electric grill)... it travels back and forth from the camper to the house. We just got it.
Basically, we have a variety of cooking devices in the event we have to cook over a fire only, over a gas flame only, with electric only, slow cooker if we want to have something waiting when we get back from exploring, something fast... like the microwave, and the electric skillet and griddle (which is my favorite). This way, we can be well prepared for any occasion.
