LOL! I learn from the best!

mmmMMM!!!

Thanks Jeanette. It was a gift to my mom, as a back-up to her propane set-up at her trailer. We also got her an old oven grill that fits nicely over the iron fire pit ring. DS and I were teaching my mom how to cook over a campfire.

BTW - that little stainless grill cost $4.99 at Walmart. It's made to hold 4 burgers. It was a bit loose for our little rainbow but it worked ok as long as we flipped carefully.

Excellent point Roar. If we know we're going to be limited to a stove because of fire restrictions, I'll very often do just that. Beef stew and chilie are popular with my brood. Just be careful about leaks.

Grrr...some of us curmudgeons aren't on Facebook!

How MANY people are you feeding? Oiy! 2 or 12?

I sure like that picture of the trout cooking over an open fire. It just doesn't get any better.

There is always the full English Breakfast fry up to get you going in the morning



Scrambled eggs, Sausages, Bacon and Black Pudding.

One of my options for a one-nighter is to get son involved in "building" foil hobo dinners a couple of days ahead. These are frozen for a couple days, then placed in plastic bag and wrapped in a towel. If you insulate them with the towel and put them in the middle of your pack they will be thawed just right for that night. I know you said gas stove... But hey, here's an opportunity to practice fire building skills.