12 Volt Recipes?

[wilcofan]

I recently purchased a Roadpro 12 volt stove. It's the one that looks like a lunchbox. Does anyone else have one of these? If so, what are some good recipes?

 

[billybob200138]

Hi ,Chilli and hotdogs and Ramin come to mind....Hobojoe

 

[highdesertranger]

wow Hobo Joe that's a blast from the past. you sure pulled that one out of a hat. highdesertranger

 

[Gunny]

I used one for a year or so when I was traveling extensively and found a lot of slow cooker recipes work. Raw beef and pork are a bit iffy to me but recipes using precooked ham and such worked best for me. Check your meat with a thermometer so as to avoid the dreaded food poisoning.

 

[thewickedtribe]

I used one too when I worked on the road. Mostly ate a lot of frozen food. I found that the little foil pans were perfect to bake in and made for easy clean up.

 

[billybob200138]

Little pans are good. Heavy aluminum foil is cheaper. HoboJoe

 

[billybob200138]

wow Hobo Joe that's a blast from the past.  you sure pulled that one out of a hat.  highdesertranger

Ha,   Do I detect a note of sarcasm?   Hobojoe

 

[GotSmart]

The dollar store has breaded chicken fingers.  On days I would go into town I would pop a package in the box and they were done when I finished my running around. 

(Chickens have fingers?   :huh: )

 

[ZoNiE]

Yeah, they should call them chicken arms...

 

[highdesertranger]

no no HoboJoe, no sarcasm intended. I was referring to the date of the original post, nothing more. you must be doing your research. highdesertranger

 

[GotSmart]

no no HoboJoe,  no sarcasm intended.  I was referring to the date of the original post, nothing more.  you must be doing your research.  highdesertranger

I thought you were referring to the recipe.

That was the first thing I cooked in my Roadpro.   

Chili and smokeys, Beany Weenies, Tomato soup and rice w spam chunks.

No wonder my sodium levels went up!   :huh:

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

I thought from the title that someone was trying to 'cook' electrons   

My one experience tasting electricity was that it is very bitter.

-- Spiff

 

[LeeRevell]

I thought from the title that someone was trying to 'cook' electrons   

My one experience tasting electricity was that it is very bitter.

-- Spiff

Hmmm......   I found it rather....  tangy.

After seeing all this, I need to invest in one of these 12VDC miniovens.

 

[TMG51]

I thought from the title that someone was trying to 'cook' electrons   

My one experience tasting electricity was that it is very bitter.

-- Spiff

Hmmm......   I found it rather....  tangy.

After seeing all this, I need to invest in one of these 12VDC miniovens.

I'd say a 9v DC battery definitely tastes "tangy."

120v AC tastes something worse than bitter.

 

[highdesertranger]

hahahaha I think it tastes shocking. highdesertranger

 

[billybob200138]

no no HoboJoe,  no sarcasm intended.  I was referring to the date of the original post, nothing more.  you must be doing your research.  highdesertranger

No harm, no fault, my bad, peace....HoboJoe

 

[Raven+Squid]

Heres some good stuff.


https://www.directdepot.net/manuals/RoadPro-12volt-Cookbook.pdf