When adventure calls, hunger is never far away: Hiking, climbing, or sleeping beneath the stars makes our stomachs rumble. A quick carbonara with avocado, some rustic hash browns, or a Virgin Mojito will satisfy the appetite and perk up the mood of any hungry camper van driver. The Great Outdoors explains how to cook on
When adventure calls, hunger is never far away: Hiking, climbing, or sleeping beneath the stars makes our stomachs rumble. A quick carbonara with avocado, some rustic hash browns, or a Virgin Mojito will satisfy the appetite and perk up the mood of any hungry camper van driver. The Great Outdoors explains how to cook on an open fire and presents the best outdoor cooking equipment and the most delicious recipes for every meal of the day. From on-the-go sandwiches to self-made pesto, preserved delicacies, or power food―this cook book with a twist is an essential for your next road trip or camping vacation. Take it along and you will be sure to make many new friends on the road and on the campsite.
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Not quite what I expected The author is a chef turned nomad, and he creates spectacular meals from his van. But I wouldn’t exactly call this a cookbook, although it has a lot of recipes. It’s more of an outdoor fine dining inspiration book. It is beautifully photographed and artistically presented, not just the food but the great outdoors, with young people having fun, doing sports, cooking and enjoying scrumptious feasts.But I’m not a young person in a van. I’m an old person in a very basic truck camper. So…
It’s got some really great inspirations, straightforward recipies with great variety I’m a little conflicted. It’s got some really great inspirations, straightforward recipies with great variety, and I know right off the bat they will be tasty, healthy, and good fuel for working hard. The book introduces homemade pestos, syrups, and other pre-prepared items that are clearly great ideas for quick cooking. The ingredients lists are short, and I have confidence I can make most of these things out of a tiny kitchenette in the dark.But, at the same time, it’s a heavy…