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if poss try getting a pitch with hook up that way u can take the deepfat fryer or get a stove and u can pretty much make any food really

Quote: Originally posted by paulr783 on 16/5/2007

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if poss try getting a pitch with hook up that way u can take the deepfat fryer or get a stove and u can pretty much make any food really

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Chilled Costco curries - great for first night ( and second ) - each one feeds around 3 adults no problem - just needs heating gently. I also get the vacuum packed Naan bread from there .. if you dry fry them in a non stick frying pan they are just like freshly cooked ones.  I pre-measure rice  and cook it on the Coleman dual fuel. 

Steaks on BBQ , fresh corn on the cob and new potatoes ( 2 rings on cooker ).

I also cook frozen potato wedges ( I use Lidl ones ) you let them thaw a bit .. use an oil spray on a non-stick frying pan and then just keep turning them as they brown.  Kids love them - like chips.

Bacon rolls in the morning.  - don't forget the sachets of brown sause at the motorway cafe'

Quote: Originally posted by fairymoon on 16/5/2007

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were can you get a stove top sandwich toaster and are they good

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I found this one at IWOOT.    only thing is it makes circular ones.. what about all those corners  !

Feta chesse on cream crackers, tentastic!

John

Oats 2 go by Mornflake Oats - Made in Crewe sold in Aldi

Fantastic and creamy in either plain or flavoured - great start to the day.

Pre made and frozen stew for first or second night, chicken with stir fried peppers and garlic, Uncle Benn's pre-cooked rice, tinned spuds, tinned tuna, or any we cook at home!

Quote: Originally posted by fairymoon on 16/5/2007

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were can you get a stove top sandwich toaster and are they good

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I don't think that you can buy these new nowadays. Have a look on Ebay, you need to type in "Nutbrown Sandwich Toaster" as Nutbrown was the original name under manufacture. There are a couple on there NOW.

These things come up quite often on there and a good 'un wouldn't be hard to find.

If you fancy the Idea of a toasty whilst camping this bit of kitchenalia is the dogs danglies.

I wouldn't go without mine.

The Ossies call them Jaffle Irons I think.

Quote: Originally posted by The JJs on 19/5/2007

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Quote: Originally posted by fairymoon on 16/5/2007

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were can you get a stove top sandwich toaster and are they good

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I don't think that you can buy these new nowadays. Have a look on Ebay, you need to type in "Nutbrown Sandwich Toaster" as Nutbrown was the original name under manufacture. There are a couple on there NOW.

These things come up quite often on there and a good 'un wouldn't be hard to find.

If you fancy the Idea of a toasty whilst camping this bit of kitchenalia is the dogs danglies.

I wouldn't go without mine.

The Ossies call them Jaffle Irons I think.

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Here we are ( I'm crap with compooters so I can't put a link in but here are the Item numbers for the two currently on offer with Ebay)

160117103701

190112745343