Why two layers?  Does it help from keeping the skin from burning?

 

If you plan on having a full hookup site (with sewer), things can be very similar to home because you won't be limited on how much water you can use before filling up the grey tank.  We have a full hook up site when we are in Quechee VT and what I make there is very different from what I make when camping elsewhere.  Have fun and report back on what worked for you. 

Two more days until the maiden voyage.  We are ready to go!

For food, we usually focus on picnic type foods such as breads, crackers, cheeses, fruits and a simple summer pastas and salads with grilled meats.  Basically things that are easy to eat out of hand or to pack and carry around.  For cooler months, I bring my pressure cooker and make risottos, soups and stews and then have plenty to reheat for later  We always have some food stashed in the pod we can cook on a rainy day without causing much smell. 

In terms of pod organization, rubbermaids as mentioned above by Podsible Dream are fantastic as are reusable supermarket totes and soft collapsible coolers.  In the warmer months, we move the drinks for the day outside on ice to help the fridge maintain temperature.  Collapsible totes are great for moving food and gear in and out of the pod.