Ligurian Stockfish stew

Ligurian Stockfish stew

This Ligurian stockfish stew is a simple one pot dish, making it ideal for vanlife. Liguria is a region in North-West Italy. Liguria is the...

Candied Pecans

Candied Pecans

This delicious Candied Pecans are one of 5 delicious Autumnal recipes that Wellness Wanderers Yoga shared with us. They are perfect for those...

Cheesy Tomato Risotto

Cheesy Tomato Risotto

My guest blog post on here explains how easy it is to sprout beans when on the road, this is one of the many recipes I include them in.

Garlic Damper

Garlic Damper

As a Australian school kid I remember being taken to the local park and learning how to make Damper and Billy Tea, there are many recipes, some use milk, even lemonade or beer, this is a simple one with only water. They are traditionally baked in a Camp Oven in the coals of a open fire

The addition of garlic powder to a make it a perfect accompaniment to pasta

Caramelized Fennel, Apple & Blue Cheese Frittata

Caramelized Fennel, Apple & Blue Cheese Frittata

Ok so here is one of my favourite recipes for living in a camper as it’s so quick easy and versatile! The great thing we love about frittata is we can make them anywhere with our gas stove and grill… You can add anything you want and it’s a great way of using stuff up.

Easy Pizza Dough

Easy Pizza Dough

I have been using this pizza dough recipe for years! I’ve tried new dough recipes since, but I always come back to this one. It is so simple and always turns out great!

Imagine my delight when I realized I could make homemade pizza on our propane stove top in the van!

When I photographed this recipe, it was during the COVID-19 quarantine, so the grocery store was out of organic all-purpose flour. I tried making it with organic quinoa flour, instead. I didn’t realize quinoa flour is like a whole wheat flour. That’s why the crust has a darker color. I do NOT recommend using a non-white flour with this recipe! The quinoa flour made the dough difficult to work with, and the crust too crumbly. Plus, the flavor was blah at best. This recipe works best with white flour, and turns out ah-mazing every time with it!