Welcome fellow food lovers and campers! In my RVing travels as a full-timer (since 2000!!) I've tasted and tested a wide variety of regional specialties, created camping recipes, and am delighted to share them with you. Click on the show titles below to see the RV Cooking Show videos - your virtual cooking class on wheels - then print the recipe out and try it yourself! Enjoy these camping recipes - they'll surely become campfire favorites. They're certainly some of mine!!
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RV Cooking Show - Portland, Oregon and Sesame Pasta (See the Windows Media Player version here) |
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Visit Portland, Oregon and learn how to make delicious sesame pasta by clicking on the arrow in the latest RV Cooking Show video below. Let me know how you like it - send me an email and subscribe so you don't miss a single delicious episode.
While it's true that Portland, Oregon gets plenty of rain in the winter, summer and fall there can't be beat. The lush green landscape begs you to explore this "green" (as in eco-friendly) city. And if you're a microbrew beer lover, wine enthusiast or coffee aficionado Portland's a place you'll want to stay a while. Here are some of my "not to be missed" beverage spots in the Rose City:
McMenamins Pubs - Started by the McMenamin brothers in 1983 with one simple neighborhood pub and their outstanding microbrews (Like stout? Try Terminator. You can't go wrong with Hammerhead Pale Ale or Ruby Red fruit ale either) they've become local moguls. Today McMenamins sports movie theater brew pubs, neat old buildings like the Kennedy School or Edgefield (once the local poor farm) saved from certain destruction and reborn as hotel and entertainment destinations.
Coffee People (bring home some Black Tiger!), Stumptown Coffee Roasters, and Common Grounds are just a few of the amazing coffee houses you can choose from in Portland, Oregon. Many of these coffee houses offer free wi-fi. Call ahead to check if this is important to you.
Just outside of Portland is the Willamette (pronounced Will-am-et) Valley with beautiful, rural scenery and abundant wineries. This area of the country is known for it's Pinot Noirs. If you're interested in touring Oregon's Willamette Valley wine region take a look at this website.
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