Good home cooked meal at the end of your trip

[crashdive123]

Have you ever been on a long trip and wished that you could have a home cooked meal at the end of the day? Here's one to try. http://www.recipezaar.com/884

[Rick]

There has to be a joke in there somewhere but I've been up for 3 months straight and I'm not thinking too clearly.............There has to be a joke in there.........

[crashdive123]

What made me think of it (google) was an old Seinfeld episode. Didn't turn out so well for Kramer - kind of forgot the tin foil wrapping. Should work. My next trip I'm going to try it. I'll start small - baked potato.

[Rick]

I saw that! I think it was Jerry's car, too.

[Ridge Wolf]

There has to be a joke in there somewhere but I've been up for 3 months straight and I'm not thinking too clearly.............There has to be a joke in there.........

That actually does work Rick, You have to take into consideration the roasting time at home in your conventional oven at say, 350 to 400 degrees... extrapolate that to what temperature your engine runs at while doing highway speeds... and then open air ventilation as it won't be in an exactly closed space like in an oven.. then figure how long you need to leave it there on the engine at the steady temperature.. etc. etc..

[Rick]

There's also the calculation of how long it takes to pull into Bob Evans.

[crashdive123]

If seafood is more to your liking. http://www.johnnyroadtrip.com/tailga...gineshrimp.htm

[toprock]

when i was in wilderness survival camp, I tortured myself by dreaming of food and then when I got home it was on....

[toprock]

mostly just Kentucky fried chicken and cookies and milk

[crashdive123]

Hey Toprock - welcome to the forum. When you get a chance how 'bout heading over to the introduction section and tell us a little about yourself. You can find it here http://www.wilderness-survival.net/f...splay.php?f=14

[canid]

they did engine block cooking in an old episode of home imprivement aswell.

[Alpine_Sapper]

I have a power inverter in my vehicle that I use for all kinds of stuff. Just install one of those on your ride. That way, you can microwave some canned veggies and fix some crock-pot potatoes (make sure to duct tape the lid) on the way and you have more than a roast, you have an meal with sides.

[Flavor Bear]

My father always claimed to have done this with kielbasa and Italian sausages.

[Rick]

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[crashdive123]

Bacon! Gotta cook up some bacon!

[Rick]

Then how about the Muff Pot Food Cooker for your ATV?

http://carlscycle.com/eshopprod_cat_...ood_Cooker.htm

And who can pass up the tail pipe cooker?

http://www.motherearthnews.com/Moder...Go-Cooker.aspx