On my recent trip to Japan there was a drastic change in weather and I got a bad cold. Luckily I had my three essential items on hand: Golden Seal, Echinacea and Vitamin C.
I prefer these natural products over store bought cold medicine and since they are easy to pack I’m not running around trying to find a drug store in a new city or in this case a new city in another country.
Doc Powell
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Never Order Room Service Again: Essentials for Cooking in Your Hotel Room
Knowing what to pack in your luggage to cook on the road is just as important as the clothes you bring. Just like a pair of pants that can work with more than one outfit, there are basic items and seasonings that travel well and can be used for a variety of dishes. I've saved a lot of money and have avoided many bad and/or expensive room service meals by planning in advance. All I have to do is find the local grocery store for actual food. To the musicians, I usually pack my items in a 30x30 road case. For general travelers it is well worth the savings to pack a separate cooking bag you can check. Feel free to post if you have any other essential items you use.
Electric Casserole Dish:
Use it to make stews and soups. It’s also good for frying, sautéing and making SOME desserts (like my Peach Pleasure recipe in the previous post).
Seasonings:
sea salt, pepper mill, paprika, garlic powder, olive oil and cayenne pepper.
Dessert:
cinnamon, raw sugar, Agave nectar and honey
Utensils:
spatula, sharp knife, pasta spoon and soup spoon
Electric Casserole Dish:
Use it to make stews and soups. It’s also good for frying, sautéing and making SOME desserts (like my Peach Pleasure recipe in the previous post).
Seasonings:
sea salt, pepper mill, paprika, garlic powder, olive oil and cayenne pepper.
Dessert:
cinnamon, raw sugar, Agave nectar and honey
Utensils:
spatula, sharp knife, pasta spoon and soup spoon
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