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RVing on a Budget

RVing can be costly but it doesn't have to be. Learn ways to go RVing on a budget. This humorous account of an rv rookie's first trip shares great tips on how to save more while traveling without sacrificing the value of your trip. Read the article below to follow Valerie's entertaining travels and words of wisdom.

Funny, I'd spent half my life dreaming about setting off in an RV for parts unknown and maintaining perfectly level appliances never once figured into the fantasy. To me, RVing was simply the ultimate escape route. Maybe that's because my early family vacations revolved around campgrounds and car trips. Or maybe because buying an RV is the landlocked states' version of saving up for a sailboat. It's a vacation home wherever you want it, whenever you want it. It's freedom and security in equal measure. It's Lewis and Clark with a V-8 engine.

— Valerie Reins

Eggs Over Easy?

Are you counting down to Memorial Day weekend? Are you loading up the RV but still  not sure what to cook? How about a hearty Memorial Day breakfast? Try this easy to cook and easy to clean recipe for eggs on the grill for your next camping trip!

"Have you ever tried eggs on the grill by using a muffin pan Just spray the pan and crackthe eggs and put them on the grill. Try adding some chopped peppers and onions or anything to your liking."

— Eggs On the Grill Recipe

Cooking Without an RV Generator

Cooking in your RV can present a few challenges but cooking in an RV without a generator can be even more difficult. There are several factors to consider when planning and preparing your meals. Read this article for great tips on how to create awesome meals in your RV with or without a generator.

If you don't have an RV generator, don't despair. You can still do quite a bit of cooking in your RV kitchen. Many RV stoves and ovens run on propane, so you can still use them to prepare a wide variety of meals. If you do have an RV generator, then you can use all the appliances in your kitchen, as long as your RV generator doesn't run out of fuel. Make sure your RV generator is full when you leave for your trip, and top it off along the way just to make sure. Dry camping without an RV generator or hook-ups takes a little more planning, but you can still prepare good, hearty meals. Use the fire pit at your campsite for grilling and roasting, and use ready-made foods, such as cereals, fruit and crackers for breakfast and lunch. Be sure to plan your meals ahead so that you know what foods to bring along and what campgrounds may not provide hookups. Or, if you just can't resist having fancy meals no matter the occasion, invest in a large RV generator to ensure you can cook gourmet meals wherever your vacation may take you!

— Cooking in Your RV

RV Cooking Tips

Check out these simple cooking tips to try for your next RV trip. This article shares several tricks to make cooking on your RV quick and easy. Remember it's all about proper preparation!

• Plan Ahead. This is one of the most important elements of RV cooking. You can make sauces, stews, soups, and other side dishes ahead and freeze them, then you just need to warm them up for dinner.

• Make mixes ahead of time. If you're going to make bread, measure out all the dry ingredients into a plastic bag, and then simply add the wet ingredients when you're ready to bake. The same goes for pancakes, waffles, breading mixes, and other types of flours and mixes. Measure them out ahead of time, then you only have to mix and cook in the kitchen, and you don't have to carry around all the different ingredients, taking up space in your small RV pantry.

• Marinate meats and vegetables ahead of time. You can transport meats and vegetables in their marinades in plastic bags. When you're ready to cook, they're already marinated, which saves you another step along the way.

• Plan to grill several meals, or at least grill some of the items on the menu, to help free up space in the kitchen.

— RV Cooking Tips

RV Cooking: RV Propane Stoves

Cooking on the go for family getaways and camping trips can be tricky. This article lays out a few pointers on using a propane oven on RVs. Learn the different techniques of timing your meals and baked goods. Remember these helpful tips on your next adventure and get the most out of your RV kitchen.

Most stovetops and ovens in RVs run on propane, so if you're not used to cooking with gas, you should practice a bit before you head out on the road. Gas ovens don't heat as evenly as electric ovens, so remember to turn your items that are baking at least once during the baking time. After you use your oven a few times you'll learn where the weakest spots are, and where the hot spots are, and you can adjust your timing, turning, and placement according to those spots.

— RV Propane Stoves