![]() I've added bunches of good stuff since the first Eureka shipped a year ago, including twenty new articles and projects, plus dozens of new hints and tips scattered here and there. Here are the high points! (You can also see some sample pages, view the complete of Eureka 2 index... or return to the Eureka 2 ordering page and get a copy for yourself!) | |
The RVer's Glossary
Thinking of taking your DP to the LTVA, but not sure whether you can get EVDO there? This glossary explains nearly a hundred acronyms, abbreviations, and bits of RVing slang and jargon in plain English. No-sweat armrest coverTired of sticky armrests? Here's a quick and easy fix. Staying safeIt isn't hard if you plan ahead. Cold-weather campingKeeping cozy when the thermometer drops. One-gallon showerGet refreshingly clean with a minimum of water. Doing the dishesMore water-saving tips.
How to use a multimeterFind and fix anything electrical, even if you're not a techie! Catalytic heater coverAn easy project that'll save money and make your heater last longer. Bringing cables from the roof...without punching holes in it! Keeping connectedGetting on the internet while you're on the road. Cell phonesHow to maximize your cell phone's range. ProjectsAll the Eureka 2 projects collected together on one page. |
RecipesEasy-to-make favorites from my kitchen. Apple pieRaisins and almonds give this pie a unique character. Easy lattice crustThink lattice crusts are too much work? Try this "no-weave" version. It looks great, and it's a snap to do.
Easy no-knead breadTen minutes prep time to the best loaf you ever made. Grissini breadsticksUnbelievably crisp, addictively tasty... and easy to make! 5-minute chocolate cakeLuscious chocolate cake in a microwaved jiffy. Southwestern cornbreadA cheese-and-chili-laden savory delight. Mexican chickenFestive, delicious and impressive, wrapped in crackling pastry sheets... yet not at all hard to make. Parmesan biscuitsQuick and easy, and with an indescribably delicious cheesy aroma. ...plus a host of new hints and tips, including:
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