I've cooked many things that way not only on trails. Chicken and rice a time or two even. The latter I got "high tech" got a 12v truckers oven for it. The 4.0 had a great place for engine compartment cooking.Wait……Nobody puts their food on the manifold while you’re driving to the trails?
Reason why i went with a microwave setup. Simple hot meal in a couple minutes. Even foods that i don't usually eats at home be tasting great in middle no where lol
That’s a genius way to cook while camping—minimal cleanup and no mess to deal with! Using freezer bags for durability is a solid tip too. Definitely keeping this in mind for the next trip. Thanks for sharing!
That’s some next-level camping meal prep! The breakfast burritos sound like the perfect mix of convenience and flavor—love the idea of crisping up the tortillas for that extra texture. And the oatmeal trick is genius! Coconut blueberry oatmeal sounds like a solid choice too. Definitely taking notes on the vac sealing hack—never would’ve thought of that. Appreciate you sharing these tips!
Haha, now that’s some next-level efficiency! Cooking on the go—literally. Ever tried it yourself? I’d love to hear how that turns out!Wait……Nobody puts their food on the manifold while you’re driving to the trails?
That’s some serious dedication to engine compartment cooking! Chicken and rice on the go sounds next level—especially with the "high-tech" upgrade. Gotta respect the creativity! And that breakfast lineup? Solid fuel for any adventure. Might have to try that trucker’s oven trick one day!I've cooked many things that way not only on trails. Chicken and rice a time or two even. The latter I got "high tech" got a 12v truckers oven for it. The 4.0 had a great place for engine compartment cooking.
Anything I posted last night or early today could have been influenced.
My typical start of the day is 2 eggs, 2-3 slices of sausage, 2 cups of coffee and slice of cheese on bread or burrito. Home or otherwise now. Occasionally bacon or ham for a occasionally change.
That’s a pretty clever setup! A microwave can definitely make a hot meal quick and easy. But here’s my question—when you're out on an adventure, do you really have the space and enough power to make it work? It sounds great, but I’m curious how you manage the power situation on the go!
Here's a photo of my simple, quick to clean and put away when done with camping. It's a small 8A microwave power via an Ecoflow. I usually camp solo, so i don't need much to pleased myself. A sleeping cot in the bed inside an ARE cap is comfortable enough for me lol
That’s a pretty sweet setup! A small microwave and an Ecoflow power station sound like the perfect combo for easy meals while camping solo. It’s all about keeping things simple and comfortable, and it seems like you’ve got it down to an art! A cozy cot inside the ARE cap sounds like a great way to sleep under the stars without giving up comfort. Thanks for sharing—definitely some great ideas for a minimalist camping experience!Here's a photo of my simple, quick to clean and put away when done with camping. It's a small 8A microwave power via an Ecoflow. I usually camp solo, so i don't need much to pleased myself. A sleeping cot in the bed inside an ARE cap is comfortable enough for me lol
Haha, now that’s some next-level efficiency! Cooking on the go—literally. Ever tried it yourself? I’d love to hear how that turns out!
Many many years ago…...yes - on the 4.0L. Nothing fancy…. usually just some Hot Pockets wrapped in foil. A nice hot lunch on the trails and some fun memories.
Nice! We never did anything fancy… We just did Hot Pockets wrapped in foil stuffed somewhere on that 4.0L.I've cooked many things that way not only on trails. Chicken and rice a time or two even. The latter I got "high tech" got a 12v truckers oven for it. The 4.0 had a great place for engine compartment cooking.
Oh the memories…..
I've heated plenty of meals on the defrost vent on a humvee. Or on the roof in the Iraq or Kuwait sun. Heats up plenty fast, sometimes too fast.Wait……Nobody puts their food on the manifold while you’re driving to the trails?
