Whole Chicken in RoadPro 12 Volt Portable Stove

[@carmenmartinez2882]

Great! I was looking for someone making a real meal not those precooked ones or frozen ones. Thanks for the video, much appreciated.

[@Captinhowwdeee]

This , the slow cooker and the coffee pot are all on my todo list for our upcoming van life adventures.

[@Bcharns]

That's awesome I'm looking for some new cooking ideas on the road, I'll have to pick one of these up. I just wish there were more grocery stores near truck stops. I'm originally from MD so you had my attention at Old Bay! lol

[@AdmiralPreparedness]

The liquid greatly assisted the cooking process. I will be getting one of these low voltage cookers to add to my emergency preparedness items. Excellent review! Cheers!

[@secondcomma6709]

Where did you go man? I just found your content...Come back!

[@jdsoler8989]

Awesome video, driver.

[@kevinAuman1]

Nooo shit, I stumbled onto the oven on ebay n figured I'd watch some vids n see if they work! Well your vid convinced me to buy one for sure, thanks for great content bud!!!

[@LillyKC23]

I have one to use while camping. Works great.

[@melodygibson4889]

I have one of those cookers, never used it yet, but plan to

[@MrThomas0407]

Good review, thanks so much, I will buy one for my camp, and should serve me well with 500 watts @28.5 amps, of solar, 600ah battery bank.

[@trustinwwjd1997]

Whoa,,, thanks for sharing, looks so delicious freshly cooked,,, Safe & blessed travel on your journey,,,

[@danielsalas9224]

dammm that looked good and made me hungry

[@strocat25]

brother you know whats delicious in these?? buy some of the maple flavored raw pork sausage links.. like breakfast sausage, I went to a music festival and a friend had a roadpro.. the maple sausages came out fantastic! then we made some pancakes over a butane single burner stove. I was just testing the roadpro and it worked amazing with maple pork sausages

[@mbugay2]

Winner winner chicken dinner.

[@donaldwortham1661]

I cook roast and tenderloins in mine. Tray cooking bag and cover with foil. Boom 2-3 hours done. Il plug and unplug off and on to slow cook it. Takes a little longer doing this. But so tender you can cut roast with a fork

[@12vcooking17]

Wow that sounds good

[@bertie-the-explorer]

Want this and the little skillet. I have 500 watt jackary. These will work good. Want to do a litte roast snd veggies on a dsy trip to have warm food to eat. Thanks.

[@norasteel5353]

Mmm, I could almost smell it. I kept waiting for you to bite a piece! lol thanks for the video! Happy trails.

[@alexgoldsmith1431]

did you put the bag straight in there or a pan as well?

[@mrwdpkr5851]

Wow ! That is awesome . Great food on the road . Thanks for posting this . Subbed

[@caldaq219]

Did the bag burn and stick to the bottom or leak when you removed it?

[@12vcooking17]

Not this one, but a LOT do. Starting to use foil more because of that.

[@Jillian1stJohn3-9-10]

How would it do with Salmon? Due to many years of migraines, I found out that I will have to eliminate all dairy & meat, etc ':0(

[@mehardin]

I'm a lifelong migraine sufferer. I now eat ONLY meat and dairy, and my migraines are much improved.

[@nyislanders4cups]

whats the cooking bag?

[@SiNKarnage]

Reynolds Oven Bag

[@donaldwortham1661]

I might try a couple cornish hens

[@bobbyj3701]

Awesome Channel! You rock my friend. ...keep the vids coming! :)

[@JohanlastZa]

When you said 4 days, you meant 4 minutes right........lol. When a man is hungry.....

[@GEAUXFRUGAL]

Know what I do ? I carry a $0.99 pair of scissors from HARBOR FREIGHT they cut through that breast bone with ease. A lot easier to cook that bird already cut up. You chop it up before you start cooking when you are done it is more a stew than a whole bird to deal with that or you at least cut the breast away from the bird. IDK if you have access to SAM'S CLUB you can get rotisserie chickens $5 and they are delicious last you for 6 meals or more if you use it right.

[@germanbini]

great idea on cutting it up, the food cooks a lot quicker that way also :)

[@faronchristopher4998]

Gotta get you some egg noodles to throw in the juice. They'll thicken up the broth and cook up real quick

[@creekdon1723]

Is this heater easy to use? I want to provide you with better heating meal packs for you to try, with improved quality and faster heating. The point is free. I am in the product testing department.

[@12vcooking17]

Yes very easy. Just plugs into cigarette lighter, or 12v power outlet, close it up, and it heats up to around 300 degrees.

[@goglerrocks]

Why did you leave the giblets inside? Just askin.

[@mehardin]

Why not? Cook then with the chicken and eat them.

[@Lookout4the3rdrail]

Subscribed

[@Lookout4the3rdrail]

I like it, but now my truck is gonna smell like a restaurant

[@SiNKarnage]

Then open it outside

[@gary63693]

It's worrying when the person films it and says "it looks so good" and never took a piece of it once. coz once it came out, I would of took a piece off immediately

[@ZionRanch]

I bought one of these too on Amazon: amzn.to/2ingv73 We use it when solar camping or road trips.

[@villarreal956flo]

Not hot enough

[@sixsixteensevens297]

Cooking in plastic gives your food chemicals in the plastic. ☹

[@12vcooking17]

Yes it probably does. I use the oven bags instead of slow cooker bags because oven bags supposed to be higher temperature rated.

[@bertie-the-explorer]

Good to know

[@Sneaky__Prawn]

Leg looked a bit pink

[@germanbini]

the meat is literally falling off the bones, it's plenty done

[@12vcooking17]

I just re-watched this video and yes it looks pink. So do the juices in the bottom of the bag. But in real life it wasn't the kind of pink like undercooked. I am super paranoid of under-cooked poultry and wouldn't touch it if it was pink. Especially being in a truck! But yes, you are right, in this video it looked pink. And the juices looked like blood! It's just the video.

[@Sneaky__Prawn]

@@12vcooking17 as long as it cooked it good, always worry when it comes to cooking chicken. Pulled pork would be nice in there.

[@Sneaky__Prawn]

@@12vcooking17 be good for camping too.