This recipe is really all about the timing! It took some experimentation but we finally got it down to perfection.
We use one pot and a 18″ cast iron skillet to whip up this delicious van favorite.
Back home we have amazing seafood since we are an island in the Mediterranean and sometimes we crave some prawns and mussels so we decided to head to a fish shop.
Starting with making the dough
You need:
200-250 grams of flower
1 table spoon of oil
125ml water
Some salt
And if you like you can add garlic powder
A big bowl and a little wet towel
Voted amongst the top van life eats of all time we give you a classic and authentic Spaghetti Bolognese recipe that we make in our van all the time! A date night speciality 😉
To be really authentic a mix of both pork and beef is used but for van life storage we tend to use just beef.
This is a perfect vegan winter warmer recipe.
There is nothing better than returning to the warmth of the van after a long walk and warming your tum up with a scrummy chilli.
When travelling in a van you want to be out seeing what the big wide world has to offer not cooking in the van for hours at a time. This recipe is fairly quick to make without compromising any of the delicious flavours associated with a good ramen dish.
A burger-less burger. That’s my idea of heaven. I’m a vegetarian and I don’t eat bread so I am just used to avoiding burgers altogether. These little micro burgers are so useful for bite sized sustenance you can grab and eat when you are busy. They can be made ahead of time and store well in the fridge. Likewise you can freeze the ‘dough’ to make them quickly at will, handy for spontaneous camping trips or BBQs. The addition of quinoa makes them hearty and filling, and their size makes them versatile for snack boards or picnics or sliders.
They make a great lunch spread with Handmade Hummus, Summer Tomato Salad and Golden Flatbreads.
