Outside cooking

[OrsonKartt]

despite it being late October I still find cooking outside great. For one thing there is far less mess to clean than inside

 

[Tony337]

Hi
I have several suitcase stoves lilke yours for camping and they are great for cooking with.

Have you tried cooking with a cobb?
Its an oven that uses bbq bricks for heat and i've done a perfect roast chicken.

Tony

 

[JoKalsbeek]

View attachment 70300 despite it being late October I still find cooking outside great. For one thing there is far less mess to clean than inside

That looks beautiful...!

 

[jjraak]

Nom nom nom ....

 

[OrsonKartt]

Nom nom nom ....

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At the moment it makes my life easier. Saves all that fat splashing etc. Also more fun

 

[OrsonKartt]

Hi
I have several suitcase stoves lilke yours for camping and they are great for cooking with.

Have you tried cooking with a cobb?
Its an oven that uses bbq bricks for heat and i've done a perfect roast chicken.

Tony

Nope never have. Sounds like fun

 

[Lainie71]

View attachment 70300 despite it being late October I still find cooking outside great. For one thing there is far less mess to clean than inside

I just love being outside regardless of weather and nothing better than cooking outside and camping. Oddly I prefer to camp and cook outside in winter.

 

[Melgar]

I love cooking outside. When I lived in Quebec the winters were brutal often -40c, the air would crackle it was that cold. I would still barbecue, nothing beats it.

Also digging a hole, wrap up your food, place it in the hole and light a fire over it. I’ve made baked beans and cooked meats this way. Winter cooking is fun.