PREP ONCE, EAT ALL WEEKEND: RV FOOD FOR TWO

Traveling light doesn’t mean sacrificing great food. Whether you're heading out for a weekend getaway or boondocking off-grid, this RV-friendly mini meal plan helps you prep once and relax all weekend — with no stress, no clutter, and minimal cooking.

This guide is designed for two people, using common small-appliance setups (like an air fryer, single burner, or camp stove) and minimal fridge space.

🛒 What to Pack:

Before you leave, stock up on:

  • Cooked quinoa or rice (1–2 cups)
  • Rotisserie chicken (or cooked protein of choice)
  • Eggs (6)
  • Bell peppers, zucchini, or green beans
  • Grape tomatoes or baby spinach
  • Tortillas or whole grain wraps
  • Shredded cheese
  • Hummus or Greek yogurt
  • Olive oil, salt, pepper, garlic powder

🔁 Weekend Meal Plan

📆 Friday Night: Arrival Dinner

Skillet Chicken Veggie Wraps
Sauté chopped zucchini and bell pepper in olive oil. Add pulled rotisserie chicken, season, and serve in wraps with cheese.
 → Tip: Skip the stove and use the air fryer for crispier veggies.

🍳 Saturday Breakfast

Mini Scramble Bowls
Scramble 2–3 eggs with chopped tomato and spinach or leftover veggies. Serve in bowls with a dollop of Greek yogurt or hummus.
 → Optional: warm the tortillas and turn it into a breakfast wrap.

🥪 Saturday Lunch

No-Cook Hummus Wraps
Spread hummus on wraps, layer with spinach, sliced bell pepper, and leftover chicken or cheese. Roll and chill.
 → Perfect for eating outside or taking on a trail walk.

🔥 Saturday Dinner

One-Pan Quinoa Bowl
 Reheat cooked quinoa, add seasoned veggies and remaining protein. Top with shredded cheese and hot sauce if you like heat.
 → Use your air fryer or stovetop — both work great.

☀️ Sunday Breakfast

Easy Egg-in-a-Bowl
Crack 2 eggs into a greased silicone muffin cup or small bowl. Add leftover spinach, cheese, and seasonings. Air fry at 325°F for 10–12 mins.
 → Minimal mess and no babysitting the pan.

🚗 Sunday Lunch (Before You Head Home)

Snack Plate or Mini Charcuterie
Use up remaining cheese, veggies, wraps, and fruit. Add nuts or jerky for protein.
 → Zero-cook, zero waste, and fridge-friendly.

🧼 Clean Cooking Tip

All of these meals are low on grease, low on smoke, and won’t overwhelm your RV's interior. If you use an air filter, this type of clean, fresh cooking helps maintain better air quality — especially in small spaces.

🛠 Recommended Tools:

Compact air fryer or single burner

  • One nonstick skillet
  • Mixing bowl with lid (for storage + serving)
  • Reusable containers
  • Your favorite triple-stage RV air filter 😉

💬 Final Thoughts

With a little prep and smart ingredients, you can eat like a pro all weekend—without a fridge full of half-used items or constant cleanup. Prep once, unwind often.
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