Outdoor kitchen cooker

Outdoor kitchen: What do I need for my camping holiday?

Camping is not just about spending the night outdoors. Camping is a way of life. The ability to pack your rucksack, sleeping bag and mattress, go wherever you want and pitch your tent is what many people love about camping. Outdoor enthusiasts and mountaineers in particular prefer to spend their holidays in the great outdoors rather than in a hotel room.

But you don’t have to give up good food. Today, there are a number of ingenious solutions for cooking in the open air or in a motor home. Read this blog post to find out what you can do and what you need to bear in mind.

Balanced Meals while camping? No Probem! 

Gone are the days when camping meant eating ravioli out of a can and chips. Of course, this can be an alternative if you are in a hurry. But eating the same thing every day is not the point of an outdoor holiday. If you cycle or walk all day, you will be hungry for something freshly prepared in the evening. Breakfast should not just be crispbread and toast. Thanks to modern camping equipment, a well-balanced outdoor kitchen is no problem.

But that doesn’t mean you have to carry more luggage. That would be more of a hindrance in the great outdoors. Modern camping stoves, camping dishes and camping cups are designed to take up little space, be easy to store and, above all, be easy to use.

CAMPING STOVES: THE RIGHT ONE FOR EVERY NEED

A hot pot of coffee in the morning and delicious pasta in the evening? With an outdoor stove, campers don’t have to compromise when it comes to culinary delights. With little effort, even the most unusual dishes can be prepared in the open air. And you can cook for more than one person. As well as single cookers, there are also duo and multi cookers. The roast potatoes sizzle next to the vegetables. Best with fresh herbs straight from nature. Many cookers have a built-in windshield. There are also windshields for single-burner gas cookers, which also reflect the heat. So even if the wind is blowing hard in the mountains, you can still enjoy your meal.

You don’t even have to do without sausages or grilled corn on the cob. And with very little effort. Compact camping barbecues that connect to the gas cartridge are easy to transport, simple to use and very practical.

Think about what you need for your next outdoor adventure or camping holiday. Think about how many people will be travelling with you and what you require from your camping stove. As you can see, there is a wide range of camping stoves to choose from.

CAMPING POTS AND PANS OF ALL SHAPES AND SIZES

The stove is not the only thing you need to prepare a delicious evening meal in front of your tent. You also need pots, pans and bowls in which to prepare your culinary creations. It is not advisable to take half the household with you on a camping trip. Nor is it necessary. There are now clever innovations in camping pots and pans that are easy to use and take up little space.

You can even take several pots in a set instead of just one that you have to wash out again and again. High-quality pans ensure that the heat is evenly distributed and that food does not burn.

Camping cutlery and pots

Of course, you don’t have to eat from a pot when you’re camping. We have the camping cutlery and crockery you require. Classic enamel, stainless steel, silicone, or bamboo. Here, too, manufacturers have come up with ingenious variations. The cutting board is integrated into the bowl, or the camping cutlery hangs on a snap hook. This saves space and completes your outdoor kitchen.

Of course, the classic espresso maker should not be missing from your camping equipment. Always a good investment.

Washing up on the move

A must for any motor home or camper van: the folding bowl. It is your mobile dishwasher and also works well for washing clothes with biodegradable soap.

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