Camp oven cooking

[Dean81]

How many camp ovens is too many?? (@TTBRIDGE and @JoM)

with @Dean Anderson damper as an entree too.

 

[Capt. Gadget]

We were big camp oven users until we bought the WeberQ, poor old camp oven sits in the corner of the shed gathering dust now

 

[Dean81]

I took the weberQ away and didn't even connect it to the gas this time. Lucky wood was easy to come by as the fire ran for 4 days straight. My Weber kettle is still my favourite. Sunday night roast is a must.

 

[TTBRIDGE]

Why use a webber when you have a fire, the camp oven also provides another challange. There is a nother bonus to camp oven cooking as you "need to watch the fire"

Got a few more of the cooking exploits,

 

[Dove]

I use the Baby Q at home (it is good). I can't be bothered lugging the thing around, their is no room in the boot of the van, and I don't want the smell in the Territory. In caravan parks I use a little single burner gas stove with fry pan or skillet. We also have a large electric fry pan that works well. If fires are allowed we have a Cobb BBQ. It is light, easily cleaned, and compact to fit in the back of the Territory.