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RVers Favorite Kitchen Accessories

by RVing Al
(www.Everything-About-RVing.com)

RVers Favorite Kitchen Accessories

RVers Favorite Kitchen Accessories

We asked RVers Aside from the Kitchen Appliances and Accessories your RV already has, what is the one Kitchen Appliance or Accessory that you will not Go RVing without? As you can see below, we received some very diverse and interesting answers.

Bryan Green: CAST IRON SKILLET Is just a Crime to leave that at Home.

Stephanie Wade: My Portable Induction Cooktop, I can not count how many times I have needed an extra burner.

Betty Rockenbaugh Johnson: Crock-pot! Dinner can be cooking will you are out exploring



Mary 'Porto' Sparr: Oh my gosh it's a toss up, the coffee grinder and the coffee press. Fresh ground coffee pressed to perfection...mmmm mmmm A definite necessity in our rolling home.

Karin Kroll Ross: Gas stove "toaster" (primitive version but good where toast leans against the metal prongs. Perfect for when we are boondocking. That and a battery-operated blender.

Roger Wilson: My blender. Can't go RVing without Margaritas
Bryan Green: I guess first response is my Wife,cause she cooks inside and I out.

Gwen Kaminski Lawyer: Wine!!!!!!!!!

Dan Callahan: Good Knives


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starstarstarstarstar 		My Espresso Maker
by: Deborah

With 40’ of Fifth wheel behind us, our days of pulling into a Starbucks are over. So my Espresso maker is a must (& somewhat of a luxury) for me. Safe travels all 😊
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starstarstarstarstar 		Kitchen Ninja
by: Anonymous


Ninja Foodi


If my kitchen Ninja ever quit working I would power search for another one even if it were a used one.

I can cook bacon without an oil splatter on the counter.

I have even made pancakes in her.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Power Air-Fryer Elite Oven
by: Anonymous

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Power Air Fryer Oven Plus- 7 in 1

Well, I had a few separate components, set-it and forget it rotisserie, Air-Fryer, dehydrator and saw this awesome infomercial about a couple weeks ago for the Power Air Fryer Oven Plus- 7 in 1
and decided to get it.

Not only does it cook quickly it does a variety of different ways to cook. So far I have made cheese stick snacks (12 minutes), shrimp, beef and sausage shishkabobs (rotisserie 15 minutes) and rotisserie sausage.

There is so much more it says it could do but I have only had it for 2 days.it has a small footprint and fits on our countertop perfectly. I not only have been able to eliminate 3 items and have 1 kitchen appliance, it also lessened the amount of weight and storage space I was using and hauling around.

Editors Note: Take a look at the video below to learn more about the Power Air Fryer Oven Plus- 7 in 1
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starstarstarstarstar 		It's a Toss Up
by: Teri Spencer


Nuwave Convection Oven

It's a Toss up between my crock pot and my Nuwave tabletop convection oven.

Crock pots are a wonderful solution when you want to spend the day hiking and biking. It's also handy when you may have had one too many adult beverages the night before (said no one ever). On the other hand, the Nuwave is such a versatile kitchen tool! I use it at least twice a week at home. I haven't found anything I can't cook in it.

We did Thanksgiving in the woods with 3 other families a few years ago and we used both and had the most delicious and moist dishes.

If pressed to choose one, I would have to choose the Nuwave
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starstarstarstar 		Favorite kitchen accessories
by: rvcauger


Instant Pot

Our niece turned us on to the Instant Pot! Amazing! Slow, pressure, sauté, rice, yogurt... use it all the time. Super for soups , quick braise (reallly quick), stews and casserole, we even cooked pork ribs and finished on the grill (not smoked, but super tender!

Editors Note: Take a look at the video below for more information on the Instant Pot.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Aero press
by: Anonymous


Aero Press

Best coffee we ever had and a tiny MSR kettle for our nest

Editor's Note: Pictured above is Aero Press this person is referring to.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Favorite kitchen accessories
by: Charlotte David


Portable Ice Maker


Never leave home without my portable ice maker. We bought ours in Target but you can get them several places. A small ice maker really doesn't take up a lot of counter space. I have a small fridge so freezer space is tight. I keep a square plastic container in the freezer for ice. When I empty the ice maker it goes into a zip lock bag to re-freeze before it is emptied into the other container. This keeps it from sticking, I just break it up first.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Nuwave hot plate
by: Anonymous


NuWave Precision Induction Cooktop

My NuWave Precision Induction Cooktop!!! why use my propane when I can use the campgrounds electricity
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starstarstarstarstar 		Stainless hot water pot
by: Sheila Warren


Stainless Steel Hot Water Pot


Love this...Walmart sells for $19.99 plug in, add water, press button, boiling water in 30 seconds! Doesn't pull on the power like microwave does.
Hot tea!!!!!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Great Kitchen Appliance Ever Invented
by: SweetSandals


Instant Pot 7-in-1 Multi-Functional Pressure Cooker


I wish I could get a photo up here, but get an Instant Pot electric pressure cooker. It takes the place of 7 other appliances. In a house or in a camper, it is a whole kitchen in itself. From 1-pot spaghetti to pot roast to even CHEESECAKE, this does it all. 60 years of cooking conventionally changed dramatically when I got this OMG appliance!
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starstarstarstarstar 		When it's cold.....
by: Michele from Ohio

Instead of using my propane to heat up our motorhome on those chilly nights, we now carry our electric EdenPure Heater. Works as an end table, small coffee table and an electric heater!


EdenPure Heater


http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/news/2010/02/edenpure-gen-3-model-1000-space-heater-improves-on-an-earlier-model-but-isn-t-heating-paradise-in-a-box/index.htm
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starstarstarstarstar 		My stove
by: Anonymous

I love my Italian stove with self igniting oven. My husband installed it and the self igniting oven is great.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Cccccc
by: Lynda

Books and griddle.
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starstarstarstarstar 		how to keep rolling
by: Teresa

A mechanically minded gentleman to keep us on the road instead of a garage! There aren't any for sale .oops! You said kitchen. How about my cute apron. The men sure like looking at something pretty at breakfast!
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starstarstarstarstar 		My Fav Kitchen Accessories
by: Maddihoo and Lou

When camping, I like to cook outside on the fire or grill unless weather is not having it! So I say, a cast iron Dutch oven, cast iron skillet and cast iron griddle. But also, being a bit of a diva, my Keurig, a toaster, margarita glass, martini and wine glasses. Enough for us and any who are near or pass by!
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starstarstarstarstar 		We love our 3-in-1 Breakfast Station
by: Anonymous

We would not leave home without our Nostalgia Electrics 3-in-1 Breakfast Station. We bought this for our RV and we love it. It is a Coffee Maker, Electric Toaster Oven and Griddle all in one compact unit. It fits on our RV's counter and saves a lot of space. By the way it is not just for breakfast. The Toaster Oven does small Pizzas and the griddle does great hamburgers and yes, it also does a great breakfast. We give it a 5 out of 5 Stars. We bought ours on Amazon.
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starstarstarstarstar 		must have: Electric Pressure Cooker
by: Jim & Pat 13 year fulltimers

Unbelievable how safe and easy these are to prepare more tasty meals! Some models are also a SlowCooker, steamer, allow browning etc.

Best tasting vegetables, easy quick beef stew, soups etc.
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starstarstarstarstar 		A kitchen must
by: Donna Brewer

A cutting board, it also serves to give me extra work space in my Minnie Winnie when I set it on the bed or bench.
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starstarstarstarstar 		ice maker
by: Anonymous

If boondocking I make ice ahead or while generator is running. Mine makes a pound an hour.
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starstarstarstar 		Cutting boards
by: Polly

Pampered Chef cutting boards are flat and don't take up space plus they save your counter tops.
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starstarstarstarstar 		On my counter
by: bauernfeind

the Keurig and NuWave Oven. I can cook practically anything in the NuWave and the Keurig, wel, goes without sayin
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starstarstarstarstar 		Simple things
by: Anonymous

Tin foil. You can make individual meals and deserts over a campfire easily.
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starstarstarstar 		Induction hotplate
by: Bob78759

I use an Induction (120v electric) hotplate instead of the RV's butane cooktop. It cooks quickly, but only the food and the pan used for cooking get hot. It uses the camp site's electricity, not the RV's propane, so it saves on fuel costs. It is small and light so it's easy to store and easy to move where convenient to use.

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starstarstarstarstar 		Don't leave home without it
by: Anonymous

One of the things that gets the most use when we are on the road is an electric skillet. We use it to cook outside and plug it in on the outside outlet of the camper. So useful for breakfast but also for the occasional fish frying or even poaching.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Rv must have
by: Anonymous

purchased the silicone collapsible strainer, measuring cups and spoons. What great space savers!
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starstarstarstar 		I agree
by: Anonymous

We bought a 36' fifth wheel about 6 months ago and we found a toaster oven for the roomier kitchen. I love it as I use the one at home a LOT. Our first trip out my hubby forget that we had to move stuff from the old trailer to our new FW. Anyway when our dinner guests showed up early, we ended up making a steak dinner in the toaster oven & potatoes in the micro. Turned out great - so gotta have that toaster oven!
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starstarstar 		Camper Kitchen Must Have
by: Colleen

Coffee maker, both the electric and a stovetop percolator style. Oh, and of course some Baileys Irish Cream for in my coffee!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Induction cooktop
by: Chris

We bought one of these portable cooktops from Bed, Bath and Beyond a couple of years ago for $99, including a small frying pan. It fits neatly into a standard size kitchen cabinet, and we now rarely use the propane stove! Best $99 we ever spent!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Can't live without Komodo style grill
by: SallyAma

A Komodo style grill is a must for us (think Green Egg) and lump charcoal. Cooking perfection. I can even do a soufflé in it for a leisurely gourmet brunch.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Electric griddle
by: Cheryl

A big electric griddle! We have to make bacon and pancakes at least one morning while camping! Also makes a lot of grilled cheese sandwiches.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Cast iron
by: Nadine Clayton

I love all my cast iron, but my favorite piece is the double sided grill/griddle. I use it indoors and out. It fits over the charcoal grill as easily as over the two burners on the stove, so even if I am boondocking, I have a large cooking surface. I also agree that the wine is equally critical in the kitchen!!! Cheers!!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Do not leave home without "it"
by: E. Thompson

A panini maker and waffle iron. You can make fresh crip hash browns, sandwiches or just about anything your mind can think of.
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starstarstarstarstar 		gotta have
by: Love our camper

plate caddy. I bought ours from pampered chef years ago and it's become my best friend. Hold foam plates, napkins, salt/pepper, plastic ware and a small container of toothpicks. Not so much for cooking but when packing things from inside to out, it's a great item!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Knife bar
by: Diane

Mounting a magnetic knife bar to our back splash allowed us room in both a drawer and getting rid of our knife block. We like to cook and need good knives!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Must Have!!
by: Gwen

VITAMIX!!!
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starstarstarstarstar 		GOOD RESTAURANT
by: Te-Ann

I don't cook. My kitchen is just for show, so I need a good restaurant within 15 miles of my campsite. If there isn't any I will loose some weight, which I can afford to do.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Ice maker and pizza stone
by: Anonymous

Portable ice maker and pizza stone for better baking in oven.

Pizza stone evenly distributes heat so no more bottom burnt rolls and cakes.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Mandoline Slicer + Dicer
by: Mike & Lala

Mandoline Slicer + Dicer. We cannot imagine ourselves going back to slicing or dicing our veggies with a knife again! This has saved us a LOT of time, and tears (when slicing or dicing onions). It encourages to eat more healthy, and add more veggies into our meals!

Here is an image of a set similar to ours:
http://www.kookspecialist.com/sites/default/files/Trancheuse%20mandoline-450174.jpg
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starstarstarstarstar 		Grill!
by: Lisa

Our portable charcoal grill!! we grill everything and then roast marshmallows :)

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starstarstarstarstar 		Kitchen necessity
by: Anonymous

I love my microwave convection oven. I can cook anything in this combination.
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starstarstarstarstar 		good ol pan
by: Anonymous

we use my big 15 inch electric frying pan to make hopple popple for breakfast for everyone at least once every trip and it is also great for making funnel cakes for the gang!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Fave kitchen accessory
by: Gayle

My Fagor 4 in 1 pressure cooker
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starstarstarstarstar 		Toaster Oven
by: Anonymous

Get a real good toaster oven the one that will hold a 12 inch pizza. You can cook everything in it from a bisket to a steak. They are great.
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starstarstarstarstar 		RV Space Savers
by: Gail

These products are great to save space, weight, fuel and money. www.rvspacesavers.com
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starstarstarstarstar 		My Keurig Coffee Maker
by: Fred Lux

This is the only kitchen accessory I really need. A good cup of coffee and I am good to go.
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starstarstarstarstar 		George Foreman Grill
by: OLivia

I did breakfast, lunch, and dinner all on my George Foreman indoor grill! I LOVE YOU!

Olivia

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