Do the Corn Dog Twist! Or how about Bernie & Briar's Tortilla Scramble? Or for the bean lovers, try Methane A Sweet Chili concocted by a boy and his mentor from Big Brothers in the mid-'70s. There's nothing like jumping into the RV and hitting the road. Celebrate with us a whole century of taking fun on the road. Here's to good cooking and good RVing. But wait....there's more. Did you know generators 'slobber' oil out the exhaust so you need to check the oil level every day before cranking it up? Check out this and more maintenance tips scattered throughout the book. And when the sun goes down and camp lanterns and fireflies flicker through the night, call the youngins in for an old-fashioned game of Kick the Can. We've included instructions on how to play this game as well as other popular games of yesteryear. Words from author - Evada I am honored to be a part of the RV Centennial and have this cookbook endorsed by the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) as the Official RV Centennial Cookbook (1910-2010). Inside you will find 100 recipes configured for 5 different methods of cooking. From the campfire - to the RV oven, you will enjoy RVing at its best because these recipes are from those who love to RV and rank each as their own favorites. I know after trying them, each will become your favorites, as well. Come celebrate the wonderful RVing industry that is all about enjoying friends, family and good food. About the A Full time RVer who is a published author of a cookbook titled, The RV Centennial Cookbook – Celebrating 100 Years of RVing (1910-2010) *Past owner and operator of a deli-style restaurant in central Texas for 15 years, which gives her hands-on insight in the cooking industry * Has produced 12 recorded segments with RVNN.TV called “RV Kitchen with Evada Cooper” which provides great information about living easier in the RV kitchen. * Writes articles for RV National Magazines * Evada offers RV Kitchen seminars across the United States at RV shows, National Rallies, dealerships and campgrounds. * Evada and her husband, Terry Cooper – The Texas RV Professor, manage their online business, Mobile RV Academy, while traveling full time in their own 5th wheel – 2014 REDWOOD Residential Vehicle 38GK. Check out Lady E's website www.MyRVKitchen.com
A fun and quirky cookbook with helpful hints, a nice resource section for those of you interested in the RV "lifestyle", and Spy Magazine-like graphics. Many of the recipes are not for the faint of heart or calorie conscious- a whole lot of bacon (with grease), Velveeta, margarine, processed foods, etc.
I have quite a bit of experience wilderness tent camping, but the only time I've spent in a camper/RV was in middle school when we set up a neighbors camper in the back yard and played Risk for days at a time during summer vacation.
I received this book for free from the Goodreads first read giveaway. An interesting cook book with some good sounding recipes, fun trivia about RVs, and a ton of of resources to help you find RV clubs.
Ok I know it says currently Reading but it is a cook book I will never fully read it because it is full of about 100 delicious recipes Like Breakfast Sausage wedges and Hot Bacon Dressing Salad and many camp games like Kick the Can and Drop the Handkerchief.
there is a helpful RV and Camping organization and club Reference section and little tips through out the book
so even though I just posted this I am going to have to say it is finished because I do not wish to keep people waiting So if you like trying new foods or going RVing even Camping do yourself a favor and get this book you enjoy it
I was hoping this would have great recipes that are easy to prepare in small RV kitchens or on campfires. What it had instead was an assortment of really weird and outdated recipes of the “Cool Whip with pineapple and animal crackers” variety. Almost across the board the recipes seemed dated and very unhealthy (“just add a stick of butter”!). Two stars is generous and based solely on the inclusion of a bit of info about RV club memberships.
I am Evada Cooper - author of this book. What a joy it was for me to be a part of the centennial celebration of the RV Industry (1910-2010). Inside this book, I have brought together the best of the favorites of those who love RVing. With 5 different methods of cooking - from the campfire to the RV oven. Easy to follow, fun to use plus no weird stuff in the ingredients category.
One of the most fun things about the book is the bio of each person who was chosen for this publication - gave me their own RVing history. So this book is not just great recipes, but sweet memories of those who participated and wonderful tidbits of RV history.
Thank you to my husband, Terry Cooper a.k.a. Texas RV Professor - for providing maintenance tips because of his position as RVIA Master Certified Technician & Instructor.
Thank you for your support in the RV Industry/Lifestyle.