The Camper Van Cookbook: Life on 4 wheels, Cooking on 2 rings

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Having spent months exploring the world in our trusty VW camper, we’re experts at putting together incredible food equipped with just a two-burner camping stove and a tiny fridge or cool box. The Clever Camper Cookbook features over 20 of the best recipes we came up with on our travels―there’s no fuss, nothing too fancy, just deliciously simple cooking.

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This travel guide offers practical advice on choosing the perfect van, getting it kitted out, and how to stay safe, park legally and save money on the road. They also share 20 classic itineraries for those who need a little help planning where to go. Again, the content is really great and there’s a lot of zest in the writing. However, it may be a bit overbearing for some. Hey, if nothing else, you at least can just read the recipes and call it a day with this book. 5. The Original VW Camper Cookbook Campervanning and great food go together like salt and pepper. We all need a little bit of inspiration sometimes when cooking with only two hobs. Here are six of the best camper van cook books available. Like cooking in your van? Want to know 5 cookbooks that’ll make vanlife a piece of cake? Jakob Staudal from www.headlessnomad.com takes us through his top 5! If you’re looking for more photographic vanlife books that offer stunning images full of wanderlust, then you’ll want to take a look at Van Life Diaries by Kathleen Morton and Jonny Dustow.Now I make chilli from entirely dried ingredients and pair it with homemade garlic bread. I make shepherd’s pie with creamy mashed potatoes and rehydrated peas and carrots. I can do oatmeal a dozen different ways. So if you’re wondering whether it’s worth it to get your own camping cook book, the short answer is Yes. Yes, it is worth it. You should have your maps, which essential, especially when 4G service is spotty; your vehicle manual, should you break down and need to figure out what’s wrong; and for everything else you need to know, The Camper Van Bible by Martin Dorey.

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Project VanLife: An Epic Journey of Discovery and Perseverance Through the Eyes of Young Entrepreneurs by Trevor DeRuise The Campout Cookbook: Inspired Recipes for Cooking Around the Fire and Under the Stars By Marnie Hanel and Jen Stevenson There are over 200 photographs of vanlifers, their pets, and their converted homes on wheels. If you are starting your own van build and not sure how you want yours to look, this book will be your inspiration. Canterbury is a world class survivalist and this book is all about surviving – and thriving – in the wilderness. It’s geared toward cooking in the wild with minimal ingredients, only using what you can carry and leveraging the environment around you.

One of the biggest draws to vanlife is the ability to live anywhere you want. Imagine waking up, deciding you’re tired of a place and moving with all your belongings and it’s as easy as walking to the corner shop. We have to say that even though most have heard the expression, “don’t judge a book by its cover,” we really love the cover of this book. It just has a really nice and happy camping tone. Anyway, as for the book, it’s written by Megan and Simon who are both world travelers.

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This cookbook is all about dehydrating food for camping trips and goes into a lot more detail than the other books on this list. Unless you’re interested in dehydrating exclusively, I wouldn’t recommend this book over others on this list. Dehydrating is really easy to learn and just takes a little practice, so I don’t think this book is super necessary. That said, if dehydrating is what you’re after, you can’t go wrong with this one. El libro tiene recetas muy prácticas y otras recomendaciones para hacer tu campamento un lugar mas placentero. Es ideal seguir esta guía aunque se trate de un día de campo con la familia. After ditching her life in the rat race, Mary Hollendoner and her husband and six year-old daughter travelled 30,000 miles from the USA West Coast to South America in a camper van. She reminisces about how the stress of her office life kept her away from her family and really enjoying life. Virtually all of the included recipes will require very little cooking equipment, and some of the chapters in the book include Prepare Ahead Meals, One-Pot Dinners, and Fire Up the Barbecue. The author also does a good job of providing advice on how to eat well while camping, and this can be suitable for vanlifers, if you will, as well.

Take the Slow Road England and Wales: Inspirational Journeys Round England and Wales by Camper Van and Motorhome It’s not as if you can’t find recipes and resources online to figure out what you’re going to make on the road in a van. However, these dedicated van life cookbooks can be so much easier and more convenient for you to have at all times. Wondering where to dispose of water water or how to dry your hair off grid? Or not sure about what to do when you first pitch up? Then you’re in the right place, this is the perfect guide for you! Cooking on two rings, the ultimate guide to cooking food in your camper van. With over 80 super tasty recipes you won’t fail to find some delicious meals to cook. Guide to not only cooking but also finding your food. The Camper Van Cookbook will show you how to make the most of every single moment on the road. A great selection of fresh, healthy, gourmet yet simple recipes all using fresh ingredients and requiring minimal cooking equipment. Includes campfire cooking, one pot dinners and tips on preparing food in advance. Lovingly produced by Katy, combining many years of food writing with her love of camping.