The 12th was coming up soon, we talked about it and decided to see if Scott could work as the camp host for 15 hours a week for a free site. After we inquired, we received a knock on the door. One of the RV Resort workers (Natalie) came to ask if I would work in the office, as they already had a replacement for Lee (the previous camp hose who had to leave) but they needed office personnel. After taking the day to think about it (they wanted some until March or January 31st) we decided we will stay until January 31st with the possibility of staying until March, depending on how it goes.
I went to the office the next day and informed them that we could stay until the 31st of January with the possibility of staying longer, depending on how we feel …show more content…
There was a Thanksgiving potluck, and Scott prepared the ham and I made Pistachio Coquito (Pistachio (Spanish) eggnog) and regular Coquito, Pecan Pie, and Coconut Custard Pie.
A word of advice! If you are looking to make food in your RV make sure you start in advance, it takes a bit longer than usual using the tools (oven, stove, convection oven) you must work with. For example, I finally bought a muffin pan (yes I was ecstatic) and made spice cake muffins. Since I did not have a recipe I had to look one up on the internet. I obtained two recipes, coffee cake and spice cake. The coffee cake recipe I obtained from Damn Delicious and the spice cake recipe I obtained from Taste of Home, which is as follows:
Spice Cake Recipe
Total Time: Prep: 40 min. Bake: 20 min. + cooling
Makes: 14 servings
These moist, spicy cupcakes with creamy caramel frosting are a delicious treat. The recipe has been in my family for years. When I was growing up, it seemed these cupcakes were always in the freezer, just waiting to be snitched one at a time! —Carla Hodenfield, Ray, North Dakota
Ingredients
• 2 cups water 1 cup water
• 1 cup raisins
• 1/2 cup
I went to the office the next day and informed them that we could stay until the 31st of January with the possibility of staying longer, depending on how we feel …show more content…
There was a Thanksgiving potluck, and Scott prepared the ham and I made Pistachio Coquito (Pistachio (Spanish) eggnog) and regular Coquito, Pecan Pie, and Coconut Custard Pie.
A word of advice! If you are looking to make food in your RV make sure you start in advance, it takes a bit longer than usual using the tools (oven, stove, convection oven) you must work with. For example, I finally bought a muffin pan (yes I was ecstatic) and made spice cake muffins. Since I did not have a recipe I had to look one up on the internet. I obtained two recipes, coffee cake and spice cake. The coffee cake recipe I obtained from Damn Delicious and the spice cake recipe I obtained from Taste of Home, which is as follows:
Spice Cake Recipe
Total Time: Prep: 40 min. Bake: 20 min. + cooling
Makes: 14 servings
These moist, spicy cupcakes with creamy caramel frosting are a delicious treat. The recipe has been in my family for years. When I was growing up, it seemed these cupcakes were always in the freezer, just waiting to be snitched one at a time! —Carla Hodenfield, Ray, North Dakota
Ingredients
• 2 cups water 1 cup water
• 1 cup raisins
• 1/2 cup