Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Grilling Out at Rest Stops

Before we bought our RV, we did quite a bit of traveling, usually in a mini van with a tent and a cooler in the trunk.  With three growing boys to feed, it’s far too expensive for us to eat out every meal.  In fact, we rarely eat out while we are traveling.  Instead, we cook quite regularly, and don’t choose to live off of sandwiches.  Even though our RV comes completely equipped with a stove and microwave, we are sticking with our roots and using a little propane grill, which sits nicely on the picnic tables at any local rest stop.  Here is one of the grill meals we had this week:

 

Grilling some fish and vegetables at the local rest stop is a quick and delicious way to save some money on a road trip.  RVing with the Raki's

We grilled fish, zucchini and summer squash (straight from the farm stand), tomatoes (also from the farm stand) and mushrooms.  Everything got a good shake in a ziploc bag with olive oil, salt and pepper before going onto the grill.   Layer it up on a piece of wheat bread with some cheddar cheese and Khalil’s homemade black bean and corn salsa, and it was delicious!

 

Grilling some fish and vegetables at the local rest stop is a quick and delicious way to save some money on a road trip. Fish, zucchini, squash, tomatoes and mushrooms RVing with the Raki's

We also had some juicy canteloupe for desert, but the pigs, I mean the boys, scarfed it all down before I could get a picture.

What is your favorite thing to put on the grill?

 

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