Posts about eating, drinking, and teardrop camper food preparation:
I’ve blogged about the joys of a grinder and thermal mugs, and even about adding a bedside shelf for morning coffee. What else could there possibly be? To coffee geeks that’s a rhetorical question 😉 or one to answer at great length and detail. But I’ll cut to the chase and introduce my new French …
The dollar store can be a great source of useful (and cheap!) gear, especially for teardrop trailer kitchens. Here's a multi-functional strainer that takes up virtually no space and set me back all of $2. There's been a few occasions I've thought it would be nice to have a colander... like to rinse fresh fruits …
Did you read the Simplest Teardrop Upgrade Ever blog post? Well, this is about perhaps the second-simplest, though minor cost involved in this one. During my inaugural trip of the season in early May, I was sitting there staring at the galley and realized there is “blank space” above the cooler. Now, with the small …
Like many Teardrop trailer kitchens, mine has a paper towel holder mounted on the inside of the rear lift gate, essentially the galley ceiling. And like many Teardrop trailer owners, I have sat many a time watching the breeze artfully unwind my paper towel roll. At Cape Croker Park, on Georgian Bay I'm not entirely …
Some of my friends call me as a coffee snob. I think that's just a quicker way to say aficionado or connoisseur, right? 😉 One of the things I love about my little Teardrop camper is that the galley is always ready go, whether for whipping up a quick bite or making a fresh coffee …
Some high-end Teardrop trailer kitchens have small built-in stoves but more typical is some sort of portable camp stove fuelled by propane or butane gas. With the limited galley space of a 4x8 Teardrop trailer, and since I don't do much in the way of cooking from-scratch meals when on the road, I stick with …
I love the classic speckled look of enamelware. It is the perfect of form and function, and will look great in any Teardrop trailer kitchen. Quality enamelware is worth the investment and will very likely outlast you. The better quality stuff is twice kiln-hardened and often has a stainless steel rim to increase durability and …
Just because you're pulling a trailer and all its contents with a car, rather than carrying camping gear on your back, doesn't mean you shouldn't be mindful of size and weight. In a Teardrop trailer galley the storage spaces are not large. But nevertheless you ideally want to have most of what you need in …
Do you recall going to a restaurant where they come round soon after putting down your plates of food and ask if you would like fresh-ground pepper on your meal? At some over-the-top Italian restaurants this innocent question might be accompanied by an intimidating pepper-mill the size of a battering ram that could take down …
Along with the tiny kettle, this scaled-down version of a rice cooker has been a great way to get more from my Teardrop trailer's electrical system. And by lessening use of the butane camp stove, it increases self-sufficiency and decreases environmental footprint on road trips. Generically known as "rice cookers" they can cook pretty much …
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