Indiana RV Lifestyle

Foodie Friday:

National Doughnut Day!!!!!

Camping Doughnut
Ingredients
1 can buttermilk biscuits, refrigerated
¾ cup sugar
½ teaspoon cinnamon
Vegetable oil
Directions
On a cutting board, separate the biscuits and use the vegetable oil cap to cut a hole in the biscuit.
Heat about 2 inches of oil in a pan and add 2-3 biscuits. Fry the biscuits in the oil, flipping them over with tongs when they are golden brown. Once the doughnuts are done frying, put them on a paper towel or plate.
Put the sugar and cinnamon in a paper bag and add the doughnuts, shake well.
Enjoy!

RV Dealer Thursday:

This week we are highlighting Walnut Ridge RV

RV Park / Campground Wednesday:

This week we are featuring Sun Outdoors Lake Rudolph

RV Travel Tuesday:

Use what you have, bring only what you need. A roll of quarters for laundry takes up a lot less room than a few more outfits .

RV Maintenance Monday:

Always use RV toilet and waste products, the products for home use will cause problems in the RV waste system.

Foodie Friday:

National Biscuit Day!!!!!!

Campfire Cinnamon Twists

Ingredients
1 (8 ounce) cans pillsbury grands refrigerated biscuits
1/2 cup granulated sugar
8 teaspoons cinnamon
1 lunch size brown paper bag
campfire roasting skewer
Directions
Put sugar and cinnamon in paper bag and combine well.
Take a biscuit and stretch out into a "snake".
Wrap biscuit around campire roasting skewer and cook over campfire until golden brown and delicious.
Let cooked biscuit twist cool enough that you can get it off the skewer without burning yourself.
Put biscuit twist in paper bag, close top and shake to coat with cinnamon and sugar mixture.
Enjoy!

RV Dealer Thursday:

This week we are highlighting Suncoast RV Trailer Sales, Inc.

RV Park / Campground Wednesday:

This week we are featuring Jellystone Park Plymouth

RV Travel Tuesday:

When loading an RV, place the heaviest weight in the center between the front and rear axles. Putting heavy objects in the lower compartments and the middle keeps a good center of gravity.

Once packed, but before taking off on your trip, it is wise to take your unit to a public scale and weigh it to make sure you are not overloaded and that your tires are properly inflated for the weight.