Caravan & motorhome cooking

There's nothing like that first cup of tea or coffee in the morning, but can you use any kettle in your caravan? The answer is yes, as long as you have a sufficient power supply - it's a great idea to check the pitch power supply with your caravan site before arrival. Ninja's Variable Temperature Kettle uses 3000W, boiling 1 cup of water in 50 seconds and keeping water warm for up to 30 minutes.

There's no need to miss out on a good homemade meal because you're touring. Most caravans and motorhomes are fitted with a fridge, so you can take ingredients for a BBQ, including sides and salads, and holiday breakfast essentials like bacon and eggs, or avacados and sourdough. Keeping an air fryer in your caravan opens up even more options, from chicken wings and baked potatoes to roast chicken and toasted sandwiches.

Caravan pitch power supplies vary based on the site you're visiting - it's best to check this in advance, and work out how much power your appliances will use. The amount of electricity you can use in your vehicle at any one time must be less than the maximum pitch power supply. Most sites have mains sockets outlets available - you will need to take a hook up lead.

• 1. Plan meals in advance: There's nothing worse than pitching up with no food to find the nearest shop is shut - or there isn't one! Plan at least one meal a day in advance and bring everything you need with you to avoid hanger.
• 2. Take it outside!: You're on holiday in the great outdoors, so why not cook and eat al fresco with a BBQ? Not keen on carrying gas or trying to source charcoal? The Ninja Woodfire Electric BBQ grills food with authentic charring and smokes with real wood pellets, all powered by electricity.
• 3. Organise your kitchen space: Caravan storage can be limited, so prioritise essential ingredients and gadgets. Organising and securing everything keeps your cooking area tidy and keeps everything safe while you travel.