If you’ve never had elote, you’re missing out! This zesty and creamy corn dish is a popular Mexican street food that’s often sold in food trucks and restaurants. Elote transforms your regular, boring corn on the cob into a delicious side dish with lime, chili and cheesy flavors. Elote is typically grilled, and this recipe
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Fall is in full swing, and that means it’s time for all things apple! If you’re an apple lover, it’s the perfect opportunity to start cooking with these delicious fall fruits. In fact, October is National Apple Month, so why not whip up a tasty apple treat on your next camping trip? Apple crisp is
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You’ve had a great day exploring, the crickets are chirping, and you’re kicking back around the campfire in the evening. It’s time for camping cocktails! But what are your options when you’re parked away from civilization? Limited space in your RV means you’re probably not bringing along an entire home bar, but that doesn’t mean
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There are some things that are just better in summer, like swimming in a lake, spending long evenings outside and eating your fill of watermelon! This juicy and refreshing fruit is the perfect way to cool off on those hot summer days. But instead of basic and plain watermelon, why not skip the typical slices
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Cowboy caviar is one of those dishes that always seems to be a crowd pleaser. The dip called cowboy caviar, or Texas Caviar as it’s also known, came from Texas in the 1940s, and is a favorite dish for potlucks, barbecues, and camping get togethers! There’s no actual caviar in this recipe, instead crunchy corn,
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Pancakes are a camping breakfast staple. They’re easy to make, they last for a few days in the fridge (if you even have any leftover), and are incredibly customizable. And while basic pancake mix is a great standby, sometimes you need to mix it up a bit. And a great way to do that is
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Summer is almost here and it’s time to break out the picnic-friendly recipes! Pasta salads are one of those warm-weather staples that are great for summer BBQs, campsite happy hours and even backyard camping. They’re easy to throw together and are always a crowd-pleaser. But unlike heavier pasta salads with mayonnaise-based dressings, we’ve got a
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These foil-wrapped campfire sandwiches are a great choice for those weekend camping trips. They’re so easy to make and can be prepared with little mess at the campsite — or prepped ahead of time at home! They’re also a great way to get kids involved with dinner and have them build their perfect sandwich with
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Let’s be honest, s’mores are one of the best things about camping. There’s something about the mix of crunchy graham crackers, gooey chocolate and toasty marshmallows that go together so perfectly. It’s like these flavors were just meant to be combined! And roasting them over the campfire is a favorite pastime of both kids and
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While cooking outside over the fire is a favorite camping pastime, often it’s simply not practical. But RVs typically have very little kitchen space, so cooking a healthy, delicious dinner inside can be difficult. This is why the Instant Pot pressure cooker is an RVer’s best friend when it comes to cooking meals like this
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Spending the holidays in your RV doesn’t mean you have to miss out on all the sugary treats that this time of the year brings. While RV ovens can be temperamental, there are plenty of delicious desserts you can make that don’t require baking. All of these treats can be made by using the stovetop
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Fall is in full swing, and that means cooler temperatures, hot drinks and pumpkin everything! If you’re a fan of adding pumpkin to all of your fall recipes like I am, you’re in luck. Today we’re taking a simple French toast recipe and elevating it to a cozy and decadent breakfast, worthy of a fall
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Summer camping tends to get all the hype, but I think autumn is one of the best parts of the year to spend your time outdoors. The trees are displaying their beautiful colors, the days and nights are cooler, and the campfires are cozier as everyone crowds in for warmth while telling stories. With the
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What are some of your favorite things about camping or RVing? For me, it’s the chance to cook over a fire. We don’t get to do it that often in our stick and bricks home, so anytime we encounter a fire pit at an RV park it’s almost a guarantee there’ll be a campfire meal
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