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Now RVers can enjoy all the pleasures of home cooking while they're on the road with 100 simple recipes that beautifully address the unique challenges of cooking in an RV. Finally, here is a cookbook that addresses the unique challenges of cooking in an RV: Storage and countertop space is limited; power consumption is always a concern; water usage is critical; refrigerator and pantry space is at a premium; and a small propane cooktop and oven are often the only options for cooking in an RV. The author confidently manages all of those challengeswith 100 easy-to-make recipes that brilliantly exploit a minimal numbers of ingredients (and pots) , and which deliver delicious, comforting, easy-to-clean-up meals. Now RVers can enjoy all the conveniences of home cooking while they're on the road.
About the Author
I was a successful litigation attorney for many years - It's where I learned the power of persuasive writing. I figured that if I could convince judges and juries to award millions of dollars to my clients, then I can probably convince you to try my Instant Pot Lava Cake from TheSpicyApron.com
I was the CEO of a large medical practice and laboratory that I helped start and run until it was sold to a national organization - It's where I learned how to manage a bazillion things at one time. And keep a smile on my face!
I owned a tattoo shop - Now that was interesting! That's where I learned the power of social media.
I was a pharmaceutical sales rep - That's where I learned how to "work it" in a short skirt.
I used to sell cars - It's where I learned the value of honesty. It's always the best policy.
I was a model in Hollywood (many many years ago!) - It's where I learned how to prance around in a bikini and not feel stupid. It's also where I learned how to take rejection. Lots of rejection! (Maybe I should have re-thought that whole bikini thing ... )
I have five kids - They're each two years apart. Numbers four and five were born while I was in law school. That's when I learned the real meaning of organization. I don't really remember law school. Can you blame me?
I was a nationally ranked springboard diver - That's when I learned that no matter how good you are, there's always someone better. Learn from them.
I have had marriage failures and successes - I've learned WAY too many things through those to list here. But it boils down to ... you get what you give. And the giving comes first.
I cook for anywhere from 12-20 people nearly every day - I have an amazing, wonderful, fun, exciting, and sometimes infuriating family! They're awesome, and I wouldn't change anything for the world! I'm one lucky person!!
