Wheel house food?

[Bryce]

Lunch.

[troutmankp]

hEY nortin are you ??????????????????

[Bryce]

Got busy and missed reporting a supper of lasagna. Head to Winnie tomorrow. Will post up some more ideas if coverage permits.

[Bryce]

Most new wheel houses have an oven now it seems. How tough is this?

[Bryce]

Losing it. Forgot to take a presentation shot of the plate. Leftover chicken enchiladas

[reinhard1]

how great is that, making cookies in a wheelhouse!! the chicken enchiladas look good with a full pan or after you dig in. the main thing is you guy's ate good. good luck.

[Bryce]

Grilled steaks last night on the Weber Q but photos were terrible. Cow was wonderful. Pork chops over stuffing at the neighbors tonite. Yum.

And of course Shorty the plow dog handles clean up.

[reinhard1]

that's a full course dinner there. good luck.

[Bryce]

MN staple for outdoor activities. Chicken and wild rice soup for lunch.

I'll add more on future trips if anything unique hits the table. Don't think anything I've posted has required that much work out on the lake. Just a lot of prep and planning to ensure you have all the utensils, bowls, condiment/sides etc. Ovens seem to be pretty standard in new wheelhouses and that is the biggest key. Microwave is very handy if you are planning a new wheelhouse. We really put our fridge/freezer to use but coolers worked in the past. Just a little more work to regulate temp on fridge cooler (throw a little thermometer in cooler). Not against a Totinos or boiled brats but sure would hate to limit my imagination to a steady diet of them.