Sampling Regina, Saskatchewan
By Bobbie Hasselbring
January 27, 2015
Big skies and world class restaurants will highlight a trip to western Canada Winter is a great time to begin travel planning a road trip through the wide-open prairies of Saskatchewan, the “land of the living skies.” This western Canadian province is an RVer’s delight. You’ll find miles... Read more »
Holiday Foodie Gifts
by Bobbie Hasselbring
November 21, 2014
The holidays are just around the corner and, if you’re like me, you’ve got plenty of stuff, probably more than you need. Instead of giving more stuff, how about offering a taste of the road? Increasingly, small, artisan food companies are producing terrific products, everything from real maple... Read more »
Tamales: The Perfect Portable Food
by Bobbie Hasselbring
August 21, 2014
While I love to cook in my motorhome, sometimes I just run out of gas (so to speak) and want delicious comfort food without the hassle. The perfect solution: tamales. They’re inexpensive, freeze well and make a tasty meal in a snap. For those unfamiliar with this Mesoamerican favorite, tamales... Read more »
Forest Jewels: Wild Mountain Blackberries
by Bobbie Hasselbring
July 24, 2014
In northern climates like the Pacific Northwest, a little forest jewel is ripening — wild mountain blackberries. For RVers who are traveling to Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, or the Yukon and love to forage, wild mountain blackberries are a treat worth seeking out. Most of us are... Read more »
Road Foodie: Cool RV Cookware
by Bobbie Hasselbring
June 19, 2014
Unless you’re a full-timer, chances are the cookware in your motorhome’s galley looks like mine — a few extras and mismatched odds and ends from garage sales and thrift stores. It’s tough to make a good meal with worn-out pans and dull knives, and I recently replaced some of those castoffs with... Read more »
Montreal — Take a Bite
by Bobbie Hasselbring
May 30, 2014
As the weather warms up, many of us are planning trips north, and Quebec is a great choice for RVers. The largely Francophile Canadian province is so French it’s like traveling to Europe — without the airfare or the jet lag! And Montreal, the province’s capital, is a terrific place to... Read more »
Smoke on the Weber
by Bob Livingston
April 29, 2014
The new 14.5-inch Smokey Mountain Cooker livens up meat flavor using charcoal and hardwoods, and can be easily stored A barbecue is almost standard equipment in a motorhome. Most people enjoy cooking outdoors and a barbecue is a great way to get favorite meats, poultry and fish to the... Read more »
Clamopoly: Dig those Razors!
by Bobbie Hasselbring
March 24, 2014
They’re coming … and the sun isn’t even up yet.Normally, the ocean waves are the only noise you hear on Washington’s Long Beach Peninsula. But on designated “clam tides,” the roar of hundreds of cars heading to its famous 28 miles of beach sounds like a freeway. Clam lovers, many who... Read more »
Road Foodie: Mexi-Rio
by Bobbie Hasselbring
February 21, 2014
In winter, many RVers enjoy the sunshine and balmy temperatures of snowbird destinations like Florida, Arizona and Texas. It’s a time when many of us travel less, but, in some ways, enjoy our RV lifestyle more, because we can really get to know our winter community and explore the local food... Read more »
Resolutions for RV Foodies
by Bobbie Hasselbring
December 26, 2013
With the New Year, you’re probably thinking about resolutions — those annual “exercise more, lose weight, eat healthier” promises most of us make. The RV lifestyle can play havoc with resolutions, especially when it comes to healthy eating. Too often, we opt for convenience when we travel... Read more »
