The RV Chef is Now Online!

Great food for the road.

2011-03-18

LONG BEACH, CA, March 18, 2011 (Press-News.org) When you pull off the highway and head into your favorite campground, don't forget to tune in the latest Internet program - The RV Chef.

RV Chef is produced for RVers to show that food on the road does not have to be fast or mediocre. With some planning and preparation, wonderful meals are no further away than the picnic table.

As the producer and chef, George Murphy has gained a lot of experience in the 25 years he's been RVing. "We hope to produce one program every week or so that will run from 5 - 8 minutes and each and will show the viewer how to make wonderful food within the confines of their RV. It won't be complicated but will be a lot of fun," says Murphy.

RV Chef will also touch on the RV lifestyle and offer tips and suggestions to better enjoy your RV. It will provide an excellent source of information for the experienced RVer, the first time buyer and renter.

As a service to their visitors and customers, RV Dealerships will be able to play the RV Chef videos on their websites free by adding the RV Chef Button for their viewers to click through.

"Mainly, it's all about the food," says Murphy. "After all who can resist "falling off the bone" B-B-Q or fresh Navajo Fried Bread or Shrimp Stuffed Mushrooms. Much of the show is about cooking in an RV."

RV Chef is shot inside of Murphy's 5th wheel trailer and may at times utilize his outdoor grill. RV tips and information will not be specific to a brand or dealership. The show is all about supporting the RV lifestyle and of course, the food! RVers will be able to watch videos directly at RVChef.com.

Watch that next turn of the road for RV Chef: www.RVChef.com.

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