What’s your go-to camp kitchen cooking setup? 🍳

[electruck4x4]

We’ve seen everything from propane stoves to induction plates to full tailgate kitchens.

What’s your favorite way to cook when you’re out with your R1?

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[kanundrum]

My own!

 

[webfootdawg]

Dinosaur juice. Jet boil and/or two burner propane range.

 

[DuoRivians]

Either induction top or electric griddle

 

[Ingo B]

Our go-to park allows campfires in their pits, so I do 90% of the cooking over the fire. Tastes better.

 

[Marchin_MTB]

Electric kettle from Amazon, 1400W single burner induction stove from HD online, folding rubber sink from REI. Takes care of 90% of our cooking needs. Hotdogs and hamburgers are grilled over the campfire of course.

experimented with various ways to make coffee: convection compatible espresso pot, drip-coffe pot from Costco, and instant, all powered by the Rivian outlet one way or another.

 

[Rividiculous]

I keep it simple when car camping and just use the tailgate with an induction burner. I haven’t found anything better for coffee than to heat water and do a pour over. Now, if I can just figure out why my R1S smells like scallions.

 

[RoBoRaT R1S]

E-Waffles always a hit! 🧇

 

[Rade]

A room at the Hilton with reservations at Morton's Steak House.

(sorry, camped enough to know... I f-ing HATE camping)

 

[md2023]

Usually, this Blackstone gridle, but we are often a large group and I add the Camp Chef propane stove (which has survived a lot and works like a pro every time).

 

[Budman]

A bespoke slide out kitchen/pantry with 2 induction cooktops. It has worked really well for us on several long road trips. We also use a Jetboil to quickly heat water.

 

[Jeff B.]

Born cajun from South Louisiana, I use a Cajun Classic Cadillac Cooker for heavy duty cooking and feeding large groups. I think it's baked into my DNA, because I bring it on every camping trip and in 30 years has never failed me once. It does everything from a low simmer to 60,000 btu high heat boil. I also bring a Waring Induction cooktop for quick easy meals.

Before and after pics of Jambalaya for about 30 people.

 

[elatrickWheels]

R1S with seats all folded flat.
Dometic fridge strapped down behind driver, accessible via rear left door.
Amazon electric kettle for tea and coffee made with Aero press (heavy use)
Double-ring electric cook top from Peach Street (prob need to upgrade to induction but that means replacing my aluminum pots too…)
Panini press (this has been great!)

Thanks for this thread. Other posters have given me good ideas!

 

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