Advice/ideas needed !!

847931

{"text":"Hello all !!  Im riding with my husband & im trying new ideas for cooking on the truck.  Instead of a microwave i bought an air fryer/oven. Have any of yall used one on a truck? Its a 1500watt & its pulling alot of juice as my husband says- what appliances for cooking do yall use on your trucks?\nI have lots of questions- so ill be posting more soon! \nThank you all & God bless truckers!!❤❤❤","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true}

707995

{"replyTo":"","text":"I use a 1,000 watt air fryer, a lunchbox cooker, a microwave, and a low wattage skillet. I eat a ketogenic diet so I stick to a lot of fish, chicken, ground turkey, and veggies. Veggies are great if you slice them, toss with some olive or mct oil, season with what you like and roast in the air fryer for 15 min. I do chicken breast and salmon (in a foil packet with butter) in the air fryer as well. I’ll cook a roast or pork loin in the lunchbox cooker. The skillet is great for soups (since it’s deep), chili, turkey burgers etc ","replyToPid":0}

825979

{"replyTo":"","text":"Crockpot works great. Even a small one. I take 2 chicken breast and season them and take a 1lb bag of the prewashed potatoes and put those on bottom and chicken on top of them cook for about 4 hrs on low and you have roasted chicken and potatoes. No water or anything needed because the chicken will make a little bit. Also a small electric skillet works nice for burgers eggs pork chops or whatever. ","replyToPid":0}

835629

{"replyTo":"","text":"I’m with cheesehauler on the slow cooker. I use mine for Mac and cheese, spaghetti, and I did a rice dish once but I learned my lesson with the last one. I now own an unopened rice cooker that I store under the bunk as well lol. And as weird as it sounds I’ve also used engine heat to cook meats in aluminum foil. Both on a car and now in the big rig. Tho. A car cooks it quicker. I guess just like the air space around it it doesn’t get as hot idk. ","replyToPid":0}

707995

{"replyTo":"","text":"Yes. the wattage affects both alternator and inverter. I use 1,000 watts and under for anything I plug into the truck. ","replyToPid":0}

854041

{"replyToPid":249871,"replyTo":"

707995 发表于 2019-11-13 02:34:00 I use a 1,000 watt air fryer, a lunchbox cooker, a microwave, and a low wattage skillet. I eat a ketogenic diet so I stick to a lot of fish, chicken, ground turkey, and veggies. Veggies are great if you slice them, toss with some olive or mct oil, season with what you like and roast in the air fryer for 15 min. I do chicken breast and salmon (in a foil packet with butter) in the air fryer as well. I’ll cook a roast or pork loin in the lunchbox cooker. The skillet is great for soups (since it’s deep), chili, turkey burgers etc

","text":"I've never heard about the lunchbox cooker, I'll have to look into that one!"}

847931

{"replyTo":"

825979 发表于 2019-11-13 01:02:30 Crockpot works great. Even a small one. I take 2 chicken breast and season them and take a 1lb bag of the prewashed potatoes and put those on bottom and chicken on top of them cook for about 4 hrs on low and you have roasted chicken and potatoes. No water or anything needed because the chicken will make a little bit. Also a small electric skillet works nice for burgers eggs pork chops or whatever.

","text":"Thank you!! i appreciate your ideas 😊","replyToPid":249749}

707995

{"replyTo":"

847931 发表于 2019-11-13 16:01:34 Thank you Danielle!!  So, the wattage doesn't affect your alternator voltage?\nIm worried because i used the air fryer yesterday for the 1st time while he was driving & it took his voltage down..\nI just want to be sure im not gona hurt the engine !!

","text":"I’ve actually burnt up a relay by using over wattage items 😭","replyToPid":250329}

854702

{"replyTo":"

825979 发表于 2019-11-13 01:02:30 Crockpot works great. Even a small one. I take 2 chicken breast and season them and take a 1lb bag of the prewashed potatoes and put those on bottom and chicken on top of them cook for about 4 hrs on low and you have roasted chicken and potatoes. No water or anything needed because the chicken will make a little bit. Also a small electric skillet works nice for burgers eggs pork chops or whatever.

","text":"That electric skillet is so versatile.","replyToPid":249749}

854702

{"replyTo":"","text":"A Crock Pot or Slow Cooker, ( oh the weather is perfect for stews, soups, simmered fish, chicken, and chili) microwave, Oster single burner hotplate and a 12' skillet.","replyToPid":0}

803357

{"replyTo":"","text":"i have a insta pot a rice cooket and microwave","replyToPid":0}

855300

{"replyTo":"","text":"Feed him slit","replyToPid":0}

27838

{"replyTo":"","text":"I got a larger toaster oven that fits where microwave fit and a hot plate I can store away with those 2 things I can cook any meal u can cook at home plus I have a fridge cooking just takes longer","replyToPid":0}

855300

{"replyTo":"

27838 发表于 2019-11-13 04:10:30 I got a larger toaster oven that fits where microwave fit and a hot plate I can store away with those 2 things I can cook any meal u can cook at home plus I have a fridge cooking just takes longer

","text":"I bet your toaster oven is nice and warm","replyToPid":249915}