On-the-Road Eats: Cooking in a Semi-Truck as an OTR Driver

[Mike]

Over-the-Road (OTR) drivers spend most of their lives on the open highway, making sure our country’s commerce never stops moving. However, life on the road doesn’t mean you have to compromise when it comes to healthy, tasty meals. While fast food is convenient, it can get monotonous and is often unhealthy. Cooking your meals as ... Read more

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[Rigjockey]

The 12v lunchbox will serve you well if your company does not allow inverters.
I have made everything from chicken breasts and rice and veggies to Steaks. It is basically a square crock pot.
The possibilities are endless with the 12v lunchbox oven.

 

[Rigjockey]

If you are fortunate enough to have an inverter and a microwave, the possibilities are endless. I liked to make omelets and baked potatoes and many other things that you can't make in a 12V oven.

 

[Rigjockey]

If you are fortunate enough to have an inverter, get yourself a skillet with different kinds of cooking surfaces.

 

[Rigjockey]

I have never had one, but some drivers like to have a Coleman propane grill with them and grill on the catwalk.

 

[Rigjockey]

Honestly, if you have refrigeration like a Koolatron 12V cooler and a 12V lunch box oven there should be zero reason to buy fast food at a truck stop other than the pre-made salads, veggies and fresh fruit they offer.

 

[Rigjockey]

Before the Forum was moved three times, I had a thread about cooking on the road in a 12V lunchbox oven. It got lost in the shuffle.
If your question is can, I make this in the 12V oven?
The answer is... Yes, you can!

 

[krelithous]

If you are fortunate enough to have an inverter, get yourself a skillet with different kinds of cooking surfaces.

a camping stove works good to if your allowed to have one