Tizi
Puyallup, WA
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Weber Baby Q. Could not go camping without it.
2008 Dodge Ram 2500 QC 4x4 - HEMI
2004 Northern Lite Ten-2000 CD
1998 Glastron GS 180 SF w/ Merc 150 HP
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PenMan
New Mexico
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Joined: 05/31/2007
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My wife by far.
Chris and Jane and two boys who use a tent
2007 Rockwood Roo 23B
2006 Dodge Ram 3500, 4x4, Crew Cab, 5.9 diesel
1996 Harley Davidson Electraglide
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CEK0515
Near Tahoe National Forest
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Joined: 06/12/2004
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We've never camped where we have hookups. So I would have to say it's a tie between my little Weber BBQ (briquets) and my propane stove. I also carry a Camp Chef Weekender stove for complete outdoor cooking.
2000 Chevrolet 2500HD Ext LB 6.0L 4:10
2002 Arctic Fox 24-5N
Terrybk and two dogs
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agteacher
Ohio
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Joined: 02/09/2005
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With electric, it has to be my electric dutch oven. I can fry in it. I can slow cook. I can make soups. I didn't think I would like it, but now I wouldn't trade it. I'd like to find one for my house.
4 kids (One is my husband, but I sometimes wonder)
8 yr boy,9 yr girl,10 yr girl
01 International 4700
99 Dodge 2500 Quad Long Bed,Cummins,Rhino Liner
98 Lance Squire 4000
06 WW SLC 3505
48 Ford 8N was a rustbucket
52 Ford 8N w/ Sherman 54B HydroHoe
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det62
MD
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FordDiesel250 wrote:Crockpot and electric skillet
I second this !!
1994 Georgie Boy Pursuit 32 foot Class A
Debbie (owner, pilot and navigator)
Steve (campfire starter)
Matthew - age 15 Got Fish ?? 
Rebecca - age 14 Got Wi-fi ?? 
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Cruzette
Santa Cruz, CA
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Joined: 01/18/2004
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A charcoal grill gives more flavor, but as others have stated, that waiting 20-30 minutes can be a killer!
BBQ tools are a must! I have a pair of medium length tongs that the ends are covered in silicon. The tongs come in handy for cooking on the stove inside the RV as well as grilling on the BBQ.
I have a Westbend crock pot for the RV. Here's a link Crock Pot
What I like about this crock pot is that the pot comes off the heating element and I can use the pot on the stove or in the oven. I like that it can do double duty. The heating element is also a small griddle (I've never used it for this purpose).
A lot of people bring along their George foreman grill RVing. Besides grilling, the GF grill can also be used to make panini sandwiches too! I like to cook my thick sliced bacon on my GF grill. I cook the whole package up at one time at home and then freeze it. Take out what I need when needed and microwave it for a few minutes. Great for breakfast, sandwiches or salads!
Small electric appliances are handy in the RV because you can use then in the RV or plug them in outside and not heat up the inside of the RV.
It doesn't matter where you go in life.........it's who you have beside you
Judy and DH Ray
Boomer & Petie Pie (2 Doxies)
F-350 Powerstroke
34' Cedar Creek 34CKTS
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SPRING STREET
LOUISVILLE KY.
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Beer ,while you're waiting for the food to be done !!
2000 37 1/2' MOUNTAIN AIRE BY NEWMAR,TOAD 2009 HHR, License plate "TOWED" > RoadMaster Tow Bar and Base Plates.
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ratherBcampin
Nice, CALIFORNIA 95464 And DANG proud of it!
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I am a SLOPPY cook so I only cook outdoors and never have shore power......I prefer charcoal over propane so when I park, the grill comes out and gets lit, FIRST thing!....When I'm done setting up, the coals are ready to cook on and I'm ready for a cold one.
I do have a 2 burner and a 1 burner (propane) stove but I also have a 1 burner (butane) stove....Depending on how many people I'm cooking for, and what I'm cooking is how I choose which stove to bring along....I do prefer the butane stove though.
I guess I'm just a tent camper "at heart"...
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Rolling Condo
South Carolina
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For a great multipurpose item IMHO you can't do better than a NESCO roaster oven you'll forget the crockpot. Alot more versitile. You can cook low and slow like a crockpot or crank it up just like the oven. I have 4 qt models for the house and one in the trailer as well as a 18 qt for large items for the house. With models available from 4 qt up you get one that suits your needs based on the size of your family.
'90 GMC R2500 7.4L
'90 Avion 34V
Cummins Onan P4300ie
Reese Dual Cam HP
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Oregon Ms
Oregon
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I love my little George Forman grill.
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