Hotel Room Cooking - Dash Mini Rice Cooker - Stanley Camping Pot
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- Let's cook dinner in a hotel room using a Dash Mini Rice Cooker and a Stanley Camping Pot. Dash Mini Rice Cooker - amzn.to/3hjtnJf
Stanley Camping Pots - amzn.to/3pI7Cth
These small appliances only use 200 watts and are great for cooking in small spaces. They are great for RV cooking, van cooking, car cooking, dorm cooking, hotel room cooking, office cooking, etc. They are small, portable, and light weight so they are easy to travel with. They are also excellent prepping gear. Since they only use 200 watts and cook very fast, they can be easily run off of a generator or solar power station.
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OMG you are a genius! I'm all about hotel room cooking and use my Hot Logic Mini, Dash Mini Grill and the Dash Mini Rice Cooker. I NEVER thought about using my rice cooker like that.
Thanks for watching!
Great video!! You could cut a piece of wax paper to fit on top of your salad before closing and that would keep the food from getting on the bottom of the top container. :) That salad looked amazing!! Thanks so much for sharing.
That’s a good idea.
That salad does look good!
I usually do my food prep in the Bathroom on that counter after I have used a Clorox wipe on everything. Because it’s easier if anything spills. I also carry a roll of paper towels with me.
Hotel room bathrooms are not very hygienic but I get your reason to keep the mess under control
I’ve made ramen in the rice cooker but never thought to put a different pot in. Brilliant!
This is interesting but if you brought all that food why not make the pasta ahead of time also? Pasta salad? Or use the microwave to reheat? This makes sense to me for long term travel I guess.
I didn’t do any cooking ahead of time. I don’t use microwaves. I am merely sharing my experience. I am not telling anyone else what to do. Everyone can do whatever they want to do. 👍
@@CounterCooking Of course they can. I'm just curious. With the salad and veg I figured you had a cooler or something so I was curious why cook there. But I think it’s a neat idea for long term travel where you couldn’t make food ahead of time.
I cook pasta in my Aroma 6 cup rice cooker, all the time, I start out with a tablespoon of oil (of your choice) then 1-2 cups of uncooked pasta, my seasonings are a few sprinkles of onion powder, garlic powder, 1 teaspoon of tomato bouillon powder, a few shakes of worstershire sauce, 1 1/2 cups of water, and a 1 tblspn of butter, turn on the unit and it only takes 20-25 minutes to cook, no need to strain the liquid as it steams away.
You can do the same thing in the Dash Rice Cooker, but halve everything.
Thanks for sharing how you cook pasta.
Awesome idea!! Would not thought of taking that Stanley kit to cook in the rice cooker.
I ❤️ love the Daiso utensil kit. I bought my daughter that set a few years ago on my travels. So practical, isn’t it? I never thought of using sauerkraut in my salad. Sounds yummy!👍
Yes, it’s a very practical set. Raw fermented sauerkraut is a good source of probiotics. 😄
It seems like you really have a Dash theme going but you might want to check out the Nostalgia MyMini Skillet & Noodle Maker. The size, wattage, & flexibility might work well for your travels. It found itself into my daily & travel routine.
Keep up the informative & inspiring videos. Thanks & God bless...
I'll check it out!
The multi-deck lunch box is called a tiffin. :)
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but what brand is it and where did you get it?
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Great idea on using that Stanley pot. Never even crossed my mind I could use something else 🤦🏻♀️ 😂 thanks!
thanks for watching!
For the zucchini, what I do is don’t chop up the zuch but keep it whole and zoodle them fresh so they cook up fast. Then I do half pasta and half zoodles. I can zoodle them directly into the pan.
Is the mini fridge yours or were u talking about one in the hotel?.
Love the way u use the rice cooker for so many things.
It was the one in the hotel room. They had a mini fridge and a microwave. I didn't expect them to have either.
Insert a piece of parchment or foil on the food so it doesn't touch the top cover.
Okay, that was ingenious! I love how you used the Stanley pot inside your rice cooker. Sheer genius! Thanks for sharing. :)
Hi the link to Stanley Camping Pots leads to different stanley models. Could you repost the link? Thanks
Unfortunately, this model is no longer available. The link leads to similar models.
Liking what I see. Subscribed 👍
why didn't you just cook the pasta and veggies in the rice cooker insert instead of the Stanley pot?
because it is easier to maneuver a pot with a handle than the rice cooker insert which does not have a handle and requires potholders. also because I’d rather cook in stainless steel than a nonstick insert.
I didn’t see that exact Stanley food carrier on Amazon but a regular Bento Box Kim’s of item would,work just fine. I don’t usually take any cooking items when I travel and stay in hotels by myself but I’m thinking I might just do this when I drive up north to PA next month (I’m in NC). My hotel,does a great free breakfast so I don’t take things for that meal but may just take a couple Dash items. I do always take a few “take home” containers as I never am able to finish any food I eat or bring from a restaurant/fast food place. Isn’t it great that companies like Dash are making such great items for home and travel!!!
I always try to book hotels that offer a free breakfast buffet. I usually get to the breakfast buffet early and eat there, then bring a few things back to my room like a banana, bagel, tea bags, etc. that I then have for lunch later in the day. Sometimes I'll go back to the breakfast buffet shortly before they close and pick up a few more items to-go. It's very convenient and a money saver. Having a small appliance like a Dash with me, helps me to eat a healthier dinner than I would if I went out somewhere, it saves money, and it gives me more time to relax in my room. :)
Look into Stanley camping pot. Comes with 2 plastic double insulated cups and fits perfectly above the Ozark Trail cup at Walmart, like a tower, lid fits both, use the inside to store condiments or in my case coffee. I use it for camping too.
Once it boils a few mins, you can turn it off and let it sit covered, it will cook and be done in about half hour...cant do it with veggies but great on any macoroni . Start cooking before your hungry tho! 😂
I learned about thermos cooking from a Ms. Magazine article decades ago. which is not where I normally get my cooking advice from. The author was describing a traditional technique used by African tribes, who, of course, did not traditionally have actual thermoses. They would dig a hole in the ground and place whatever they wanted to cook in it after bringing the food to a boiling temperature, and then seal it over with whatever insulating material they had on hand. The earth, of course, would retain the heat and the food would continue cooking. I used to cook soy beans in a coffees thermos when I went hiking.
That Stanley pot is a must for any camper, wether is car or backpacking etc. Countless uses. I guess you belong to the “green cup club “ 😉
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Yes to your comments about cooking the veggies by themselves and also to taking the pasta out of the cooking pan. I said the same to myself as I can be a bit messy when stirring!!!! Looks like it could be an expensive dinner at any restaurant!!!!! And I need to give lentil pasta a try - looks good!
It's really good especially if you can't eat gluten or grains or need to heal a digestive issue.
Great Ideas.
I love your channel !
thanks!
😮 great! Thanks ❤
What size is the Stanley pot? Stanley doesnt seem to make the one you have anymore. I want to get the right size.
Same here I searched Amazon and I have reverse searched everywhere and can’t find that set with the matching food storage. Any specifics on where to find it?
This Stanley pot set was discontinued.
Here you go - th-cam.com/video/XW1tA27ZBqw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tYAelIwHGGmCfAIt&t=194
Oh hey, I do sauerkraut with my salad too! I hate it by itself but I add it to my salads and soups.
Have a small 500 watt hot plate, as well as a -27 Trangia setup.
Last hotel, however, had a microwave - so I used *that.*
This is interesting but puzzling. Forty years ago I drove across the country, staying in budget motels. I brought an electric hot plate and one or two pots from home, along with one setting of flatware, a can opener and a knife, a bowl, mug and plate.
I don’t see the point of the mini appliances if you already own a saucepan and a small frying pan. Most hotels I stay in now have some kind of coffee maker, which produces very hot water quickly, as does the tap… and lots of places have microwaves. A single induction burner is also a possibility.
Maybe I’m missing something?
Some people never use microwaves. Some people don’t want to use water that was heated up in a plastic coffee maker. Some people don’t trust the cleanliness of hotel coffee makers. Pots, saucepans, and hot plates are all much larger and bulkier to carry.
Some people will cook with portable power stations when camping, boondocking or traveling. Nice to see what can be done with low wattage appliances@@CounterCooking
@@CounterCooking I carried a very small stainless steel frying pan and a one quart saucepan. I think I’d trust them more than whatever coating is on these
cheap electric appliances. No need to heat up water in plastic anything if you carry a stainless steel pan. It all fit in a small bag.
Some people can use what they already own rather than purchase things. You’re obviously not backpacking and you are relying on electricity so why not show an alternative that doesn’t require cute toy appliances?
Great idea to use your stanley pot to cook in!
Really enjoy your videos, cooking for one on a budget. Thank you.
Thanks for your hearted reply. I'm interested in the portable cutlery set, fork, knife and chopsticks you showed as well. Do you have info how to order? Thanks.
Great video! P.S. love Daiso.
It is like a bento box 😊
Doesn't the hotel/motel smell you cooking?
I try not to cook anything that is too aromatic. You have to remember that alot of people now order food delivery to their hotel room and/or bring in take-out food so there are alot of food smells in general.
How do you carry all that up to your room?
In one of my bags.
we’re you able to take this on a plane?
you should be able to take it in either checked luggage or a carry on. i wouldn’t use it on a plane.
Great video but I need a link to the Stanley camping product that you used ?
i couldn’t find a link to that specific product on Amazon. I bought it years ago. Don’t know if they are still making it and selling it. I included a link to similar Stanley pots in the description and as a comment.
@@CounterCooking Can include a link to the one you used in the video am in Canada
@@CounterCooking do you know what size that Stanley pot is so I know which one to get? Thanks 😊
Get a Hot Logic & test it out.
I have a hot logic
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Do you have a link for the double storage container?
Is it a Stanley product? I assumed the Stanley link was for the camp pot set.
Sorry I don't. I bought it in either TJ Maxx or HomeGoods.
Is there a brand name on it?
There is a sticker on the bottom that says 2020 Kennedy International Inc. From what I could tell from a quick google search, it looks like that product has been discontinued. These are the closest that I could find online -
Amazon - amzn.to/3TJjYSm
Amazon - amzn.to/48eCLcA
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Why the whisper voice. Rather annoying.
It’s not a whisper voice, it’s my normal voice. Why the rude comment? Rather stupid.
@@CounterCooking you are right, that was a rude comment. Sorry.