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

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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! What makes this vanlife cookbook both a good read and very useful is there are over 20 simple-to-make recipes that can be done with a two-burner camping stove. The recipes were created by the authors during their travels, and they decided to share what they created with the rest of the world. While he didn’t use vanlife to travel around the world, but to save money on accommodation, what he found was life-changing and enlightening. It was a journey that gave him a whole new perspective on life. 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

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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. 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! 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. Of course, as great as the content is in this book, it needs to be mentioned that it takes place in Great Britain. The way the author writes, you can clearly tell that’s where he’s from, and many of you in America may not be too fond of a read such as this.The van, which was stationed in a campus parking lot, was his new home on wheels. He survived freezing winters, campus police, and the confinement of a small space, for two whole years while studying.

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There's nothing quite like waking up in the woods and making breakfast in the open air, or gathering with friends around a fire after a long day of hiking. 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. For all the fellow campers and explorers, we want to share with you these favourite recipes for eating well on the road.There aren’t any cookbooks out there like this one, because of the people who helped write it. The recipes in here are some of the most authentic you can find, including quotes, tips, and Leave No Trace information from the people who know these trails best. This cookbook has 100 recipes that are unique. It’s also a celebration of the Wilderness Act’s 50th anniversary. When he was finally debt free, he enrolled at Duke University to study for his master’s but was determined not to return to being in debt. Using the last of his savings, he bought himself a used Econoline van and used it as his new dorm room. A fabulous collection of no fuss meals that you can easily adapt to the ingredients you have in your camper cupboard. You’ll be introduced to the ‘Capsule Larder’ idea where you can use a few ingredients for several different recipes. Includes a host of helpful tips to make cooking in your camper easier. 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. One of the problems can be food, and that’s what we want to focus on today. It’s not as if you’re just going to eat out for the entire time you decide to want to indulge in the van life.Finding appropriate recipes and meals to make on the road can be a difficult endeavor. However, a well-written, vanlife cookbook can make all the difference, and here are five that are just that. 1. The Clever Camper Cookbook