Thanksgiving Dinner Cooked In The Instant Pot! | Vanlife in Killarney Provincial Park

[@don9133]

Good looking dinner. What a beautiful spot and the drone footage took it to a new level of sharing.

[@ChrisandNicole]

Thank you so much Don! We really enjoyed the boat ride and dinner !

[@gertie_a.van.degroot]

Hello 👋 Nicole, Chris and Keno! You're brave souls to cook a turkey in the InstantPot. Yummy dinner! All we could think about is: "hope you had some Timbits for Keno!" lol

[@ChrisandNicole]

Ahah it worked out well!! And of course keno got lots of Timbits and tons of Turkey!

[@ryansparks8379]

I'm not sure how entirely wise it was to use a pressure cooker in a van but I'm glad it worked out for ya !! Lol 🤣

[@ChrisandNicole]

😂😂😂 well we were in here the entire time no worse than using it in the house is it? 🤪

[@manny-perez]

You should have set the pot on more which is high pressure!

[@pashad3681]

Hi guys do you really think 4x4 need or must’ve?

[@ChrisandNicole]

Hey! I’d say the majority of van builds you see are not 4x4, so it’s all dependent on your situation. We plan to use the van throughout the winter in Canada, so we’re going to have snow to deal with. We’ve also taken it onto some very rough roads full of loose rocks and inclines and such that I’ve found even if some of my tires are slipping, the others help it gain traction. So if your plan is only to do light off-roading on dirt roads and such, you are probably fine without 4x4. For some of the roads we’ve been on, I’m pretty sure without the 4x4 I would have gotten stuck or had a lot more difficulty getting out of them. You could also consider adding a winch and other recovery accessories to a non 4x4 to help you get through some of those difficult situations!

[@manny-perez]

You should have seasoned that turkey better?