Tips on Camp Cooking

[Pointman]

Ahhhhhh. Never owned a camper so wasn't sure. Just didn't want them to get their amps and volts cornfused.

[jeffro]

Jeffro! These boys need some schoolin'. The 30A outlet I think is 220v but there are at least 4 of the 20A-120v outlets available.

There is usually a couple of regular 120 volt 20 amp receptacles just like at home. If there is a 30 amp receptacle it will usually be 120 volt as that is common among travel trailers. If it is a bigger RV it will usually be 50 amp, 240 volts.

[BigJesse]

If anyone is curious. I got my dutch ovens in. I bought a 12" and a 10" from Camp Chef.The 12" has feet on top of the lid to be used as a skillet. Thought that would come in handy. Used the 12" tonight after seasoning them a few days ago and it was a success thanks to Jeffro's recipes.

I'll keep you all informed on my future dutch oven/camp cooking adventures.



PS: My original date for our Thanksgiving vacation has been pushed to the first weekend of Dec and of course rain is on the report as expected. Oh well.

[jeffro]

Go to Academy and pick up some of the Dutch Oven Liners. They are made of parchment paper and preshaped to a 12" oven. If you are only baking such as a cobbler they work great, make clean up a snap.

[saustin1967]

Crock pot liners work also, if you are using charcoal.
Not so much if you are cooking on a fire.