Yesterday’s New York Times featured an article about cooking while on vacation. It’s a great idea and the article offers some suggestions. You don’t; really need to take aloof supplies with you. Just enough to make do for a week or two.
The article, brilliantly written by Jhumpa Lahiri features what to bring and what to make. Lahiri is a big proponent of keeping it simple and she recommends that you only should bring along a skillet. This is great for cooking eggs in the morning, grilled cheese for lunch and cod and potatoes for dinner. You can also make a crisp in it too. I wouldn’t bring a skillet, myself, but a stock pit for making ratatouille and boiling lobsters and corn along with a sauce pan. I would think about buying a small fry pan for making eggs, bacon and the occasional burger.
If you’re lucky enough to rent a house or even an efficiency for your holiday , I’d recommend my suggestions along with some microwavable containers. Let’s face it, you’ll be eating out a lot and you may want to bring home leftovers for the next day’s lunch. I would also bring some along some basic knives and forks and a good chef’s knife . Other extras would be just sturdy paper plates plastic utensils for beach picnics and hot and cold cups.
You don’t have to haul your entire kitchen when you go away. Just take what you think you’ll need the most. After all you’re on vacation to relax - not to cook,
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