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Zebra Pot Baking

I'll check it out when I'm at the pc, I want to roast a chicken in one, maybe this year who knows :)
 
Hi Al.

Brilliant video mate......I could smell and taste the Chicken :rofl:
Nice bit of fresh Rabbit soaked overnight would be good too:thumbsup:
I'm very tempted now to buy a larger Zebra Can.......get some spuds in there too......use the smaller one to boil the veg :D

Luffly jubbly.
 
I know, I've just been looking at the pots, I think my MSR stowaway might just do it or the next size up, benefits are a handle, and flat top and bottom, no faff constructing a flat top or moving it around a fire imho
 
Sounds like a plan mate :thumbsup:
Have you a picture of the Stowaway?
You could hang that from a lightweight tripod instead of balancing the pot on top of the Firebox:)

Collapsible Aluminium Campfire Tripod - Ideal for cooking over a campfire

Can recommend these :thumbsup: legs are sectional and screw into each other........light and small before assembly :thumbsup:

I am sticking with the Zebra..........just ordered the 16cm.............I am hoping I can fit the 14cm inside of it to store.
Then place other items inside of that........scotch pad..... cloth........T towel and washing up liquid.

Bring on the Chicken........:rofl:
 
1 shot willie said:
Often fancied doing a bit of baking in the field.
Fresh Bannock........current bread........nan bread.......or even warming a pie or pasty through.

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There's nothing you can't cook in a Dutch oven, providing an open fire of course. I take it this stove is to be used on Gas etc?
 
Hi Boogie.

No mate.......to be used with a firebox stove using wood or charcoal.
A lightweight alternative to the Dutch Oven.
 
Bopdude said:
They're all stainless

Alpine Stowaway Pot, 775ml

I'm thinking that a couple of good branches on the lid should be 'ok' proof is in the testing, may do something this weekend in the garden as I can't get out :)
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@Bopdude


Morning Al.:thumbsup:

Just looking at your pots again mate.
Would it be possible to turn your lids upside down to hold some embers on top?
Save messing about with sticks mate?

Just a thought.
 
I suppose you could support that over a camp for too Harry :thumbsup:
Or are they designed for gas burners only mate.....not seen one before :thumbsup:
 
Well I had a look at my MSR, the lid will turn upside down for coals, not a great fit though BUT, the pot is way to small to bake / roast in, it is the smaller of the pots in it's defence ;)
 
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