RV Today Archive – Quick Tips – Vice, Bed Support and Mat
July 23, 2008 by RV Today Archive · 6 Comments
See how to create and adapt a traveling vice and working bench into your RV hitch receiver. You can also learn a way to strengthen the storage compartment support beneath the bed by using closet rod hangers and pvc pipe, cut to size. Finally, for those occasions where you need to get under the rig, the video recommends to carry a lightweight camping pad which can double for exercising.
Watch the video for a visual step by step demonstration on these quick tips. For more RV Today Quick Tips, click here.
Unstuffed Cabbage Skillet Recipe
July 3, 2008 by RV Today Archive · 6 Comments
For those of you who watched Joanna Lund’s video from the RV Today Archives and requested the written recipe, here you have it:
Unstuffed Cabbage Skillet Recipe – Serves 4
8 ounces extra lean ground sirloin
1/2 cup chopped onion
2 cups chopped cabbage
1 1/3 cups of uncooked instant minute rice
1 1/3 cups of water
1 10 3/4 oz. can of reduced sodium reduced fat Tomato Soup
1 teaspoon dried parsley flakes
1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
1 teaspoon yellow mustard
Butter-flavored cooking spray
In a large saucepan sprayed with butter-flavored cooking spray, brown onion and meat. Add cabbage and stir. Add rice and water and stir. Add in the tomato soup, and turn heat up as needed. Add parsley flakes, Worcestershire sauce and yellow mustard, mix well to combine. Let simmer for about 5 minutes stirring occasionally.
Enjoy!
RV Today Archive – San Francisco, CA
June 20, 2008 by RV Today Archive · 1 Comment
Travel along with popular television host Stew Oleson for a glimpse on the beauty of San Francisco, watch some of the city highlights, and get great tips on how to move around, where to go for unbeatable views and fabulous food such as the historic John’s Grill. For nighttime entertainment, you can attend the nation’s longest running musical revue: Beach Blanket Babylon. Plus, get valuable tips for those planning to ride a boat and visit Alcatraz or get away for a day to visit the Napa Valley wineries. View the video below:
There is certainly a sophisticated air to San Francisco. Some of the highlights include the Golden Gate Bridge -be prepared to pay-, Chinatown -you have to walk through it to take it all in, the Twin Peaks -for incredible views, and the City Lights Bookstore – which prides itself to be San Francisco’s independent voice. But if you want to get away from the noise, you can peddle to Golden Gate Park for some peaceful and quiet enjoyment.
Stay tuned for more RV Today Archive episodes, being added soon.
RV Today Archive – Quick Tips – Lawnchair Headrest
June 10, 2008 by RV Today Archive · 1 Comment
If the lawnchair feels hard on your head, watch this video for an easy headrest solution, plus some other great tips for the RV lifestyle that you have chosen. These quick tips are brought to you by the RV Today show archives.
To avoid the lawnchair bar feeling hard on your head, you can make a simple headrest that will take care of the problem. In addition, watch this video to learn how to use a catch as a hanger that will not get on your way in those reduced hallways in your RV. Finally, if your remote control tends to slip away or hide someplace not to be found, take advantage of a great tip on the use of sticky velcro to keep the remote control always on the same spot.
RV Today Archive – Grand Tetons, Idaho
June 4, 2008 by RV Today Archive · 2 Comments
Travel along with popular RV television host Stew Oleson as he explores the Grand Tetons in Idaho in this segment taken from the 2006 archives of the RV Today show.
With beautiful video footage of the Rocky Mountain landscape, scenic trails, and seemingly endless fishing streams, this is an entertaining and visually stimulating RV trek through the Grand Tetons.
And of course, Stew covers a multitude of RVing opportunities, including three scenic places to stay in the Teton valley. One campground, located in the Targee Ski Resort area, has been adding multiple RV sites as RVing grows in popularity.
Another campground, in Heise Hot Springs (Southeast Idaho), features a river, a nearby golf course, and of course, hot springs! Heise Hot Springs also has an evening dinner show beginning with a wild west shootout, followed by a wagon ride to dinner in a beautiful meadow setting. The show by the Mountain River Ranch players features plenty of audience participation.
Finally, Stew and the crew visit the glorious Mesa Falls on Henry’s Fork of the Snake River in eastern Idaho.
The state of Idaho has more than 16,000 miles of streams, and one of the most famous in the world for fly-fishing, the Snake River. If you like to fish, there is a perfect spot to set up camp and drop a line just a short drive from Mesa Falls at the Red Rock RV and Campground.
P.S. Stay tuned to the RV.net Blog, as we’ll be posting more RV Today Video Archives each week!



