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Russcott · Russcott

Hi all, we recently bought the Eco Pot after a demo at a camping show. I thought I would try it out at home before the 'real thing'. The recipe and, I remember, at the demo stated 30 mins simmer post boil then 3 hours in the Eco Pot. I did this but my meat was nowhere near cooked. It was stiffened but not cooked....

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

One of the best things I bought last year was my Superfast Thermapen. Gives an almost instant reading. Very handy for roasts. I highly recommend this to cooks and chefs. Made in England! Available direct from the manufacturer (see below) or off ebay or amazon: http://thermometer.co.uk/2-therm...

Bryan · Bryan

I was fishing for Barra on the Ord river earlier this year staying at Hairy Dog Harman's camp. Our last night there he said tonight we'll have crispy skin barra. We did and it was wonderful. I never thought of finding out then. I like to try it if someone knows or has a recipe.

slip sliding away · slip sliding away

Hi everyone, new to the cooking forum, not sure if I should be in the general forum for this question....cooking my honey bran muffins just using a 12 paddy pan, I preheat the weber q for 10 mins on high first then place the muffin tray on the trivet, turn down to low but always seem to burn the bottom of muff...

silvergypsy · silvergypsy

I am thinking of getting an Ecopot. They are on sale on TVSN for $250 which includes an extras pack. Has anyone used the inner pots of a thermal cooker as everyday saucepans? I wonder if they are tough enough to withstand daily use. Would make the thermal cooker more versatile.

kww511 · kww511

If, like many caravans, yours does not have a built in oven there is a great alternative if you are longing for a delicious home cooked roast whilst on the road. We appreciate the lack of having no oven in our van because the space is taken up by storage drawers that are much more beneficial for us. But we a...

Nelly · Nelly

Thought it would be interesting to find out what your most used item is. Mine is enamel pie dishes. I use them on the bbq to keep food warm, I use them at home to keep food warm. I store food in them. Heat leftovers in them and even make puddings in them - the list goes on. Happy camping

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

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herbie · herbie

1 pkt Chang's Fried Noodles. 2 tablespoons peanut butter. 2 cups chocolate melts. In saucepan, add peanut butter & chocolate and cook over a low heat until just melted and combined. Add noodles and work quickly to mix well. Place small spoon full mixture onto a baking paper lined tray and put in fr...

Kingsthorpedavid · Kingsthorpedavid

As a camp oven cook I am increasingly using the South African Potjie Pot. Due to the rounded shape of the bottom, they require less heat than a flat bottom camp oven. They are particularly good for wet dishes like a stew or curry. Once simmering they need few coals under. The South Africans tend to have a...

Max · Max

Sam & Shirl are travelling the country and mentioned cooking their ownbread my wife does that & as we are off next year she would like to know are you using the oven in your caravan to cook the bread? Safe travelling to both of you, Max. -- Edited by Max on Saturday 31st of August 2013 06:18:00 PM...

Romy5152 · Romy5152

What's your favourite camp oven recipe and what's your best tip for cooking in one?

Rip and Rosie · Rip and Rosie

While watching an English real estate show on Foxtel, I noted that the presenters called into a pub in the Cotswalds and had a "puppy dog pie". It looked great, and they gave a walk through of how to make it, so I had a go at it. It had cubed beef- so I used round steak - rolled in flour and browned in...

herbie · herbie

Take Banana cut in half length wise and leave skin on, Put small pieces of chocolate or those little chocolate buttons in between the two halves of Banana. Wrap in foil and put on to the hot coals. They are cooked once Banana is soft to touch and chocolate has melted.

bucketnsue · bucketnsue

open a large tin of fruit peaches pears or plums etc into the camp oven with the juice then add a packet of home brand cake mix pour over the top of the fruit sprinkle cinnamon sugar on top with a couple of dobs of butter or marg put the lid on sit it on top of the fire for about 20 to 30 min presto you have a lovely...

jimbo · jimbo

Please somebody tell me how to cook Shanks in my New Ecopot.....From start to finish Youtube did.nt help me much

GaryKelly · GaryKelly

Just watched a cooking show on 4ME (channel 64) and one of the recipes was the perfect burger. The chef fried the onion in olive oil before adding it to the burger mix. With about a minute to go, he added garlic to fry with the onion because garlic takes less time. Once the cooked onion and garlic cooled, he...

Wild1 · Wild1

Hi all, In this chilly weather I was contemplating how to make a warming roast when I don't have an oven in the MH - so I though I could take my cast iron dutch oven that takes about 3-4 litres, put a wire trivet in the bottom and then place the meat & veg on that and cook it on the stove top on a low heat. Ditt...

spida · spida

Cut an onion, separate the rings and put in frypan - drop the egg into the ring. Onion flavoured round eggs! Have not tried it yet but loved the idea - one less thing to carry in the van and a round egg fits a round bun so much better! AND - one more post to get tht total to1,000,000

barina · barina

While I was recently in several USA States I had fresh clam chowder soup, whether it was in a take away cup or at a restaurant. Has anyone made it here with clams or similar??

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	Silverside in the Eco Pot (Preview) Hi all, we recently bought the Eco Pot after a demo at a camping show. I thought I would try it out at home before the 'real thing'. The recipe and, I remember, at the demo stated 30 mins simmer post boil then 3 hours in the Eco Pot. I did this but my meat was nowhere near cooked. It was stiffened but not cooked....	Russcott	10	4721	10:47 AM Dec 17, 2013 by alwyn-rhonda
	Superfast Thermapen digital thermometer (Preview) One of the best things I bought last year was my Superfast Thermapen. Gives an almost instant reading. Very handy for roasts. I highly recommend this to cooks and chefs. Made in England! Available direct from the manufacturer (see below) or off ebay or amazon: http://thermometer.co.uk/2-therm...	Kingsthorpedavid	2	1000	06:25 PM Dec 7, 2013 by Kingsthorpedavid
	How do you cook "crispy skin fish" (Preview) I was fishing for Barra on the Ord river earlier this year staying at Hairy Dog Harman's camp. Our last night there he said tonight we'll have crispy skin barra. We did and it was wonderful. I never thought of finding out then. I like to try it if someone knows or has a recipe.	Bryan	2	979	11:36 PM Dec 6, 2013 by Bryan
	muffins in the Weber q question (Preview) Hi everyone, new to the cooking forum, not sure if I should be in the general forum for this question....cooking my honey bran muffins just using a 12 paddy pan, I preheat the weber q for 10 mins on high first then place the muffin tray on the trivet, turn down to low but always seem to burn the bottom of muff...	slip sliding away	21	4758	10:17 AM Dec 6, 2013 by Johnty
	Ecopot or any thermal cooker inner pots (Preview) I am thinking of getting an Ecopot. They are on sale on TVSN for $250 which includes an extras pack. Has anyone used the inner pots of a thermal cooker as everyday saucepans? I wonder if they are tough enough to withstand daily use. Would make the thermal cooker more versatile.	silvergypsy	13	12608	11:04 PM Dec 1, 2013 by SnowT
	Portable Convection oven (Preview) If, like many caravans, yours does not have a built in oven there is a great alternative if you are longing for a delicious home cooked roast whilst on the road. We appreciate the lack of having no oven in our van because the space is taken up by storage drawers that are much more beneficial for us. But we a...	kww511	4	2886	01:45 AM Nov 10, 2013 by mickle
	Most used item (Preview) Thought it would be interesting to find out what your most used item is. Mine is enamel pie dishes. I use them on the bbq to keep food warm, I use them at home to keep food warm. I store food in them. Heat leftovers in them and even make puddings in them - the list goes on. Happy camping	Nelly	17	2133	11:28 PM Nov 8, 2013 by Santa
	Rocket Roaster (Preview) [URL=http://s914.photobucket.com/user/KingsthorpeDavid/media/IMG_2483_zps5accceee.jpg.html][IMG]https://i914.photobucket.com/albums/ac341/KingsthorpeDavid/IMG_2483_zps5accceee.jpg[/IM...	Kingsthorpedavid	4	2200	03:45 AM Oct 23, 2013 by Kingsthorpedavid
	Chocolate Spiders (Preview) 1 pkt Chang's Fried Noodles. 2 tablespoons peanut butter. 2 cups chocolate melts. In saucepan, add peanut butter & chocolate and cook over a low heat until just melted and combined. Add noodles and work quickly to mix well. Place small spoon full mixture onto a baking paper lined tray and put in fr...	herbie	4	1038	04:26 AM Oct 20, 2013 by neilnruth
	South African Potjie Pots (Preview) As a camp oven cook I am increasingly using the South African Potjie Pot. Due to the rounded shape of the bottom, they require less heat than a flat bottom camp oven. They are particularly good for wet dishes like a stew or curry. Once simmering they need few coals under. The South Africans tend to have a...	Kingsthorpedavid	4	1973	04:19 AM Oct 14, 2013 by Kingsthorpedavid
	Cooking bread on the road. (Preview) Sam & Shirl are travelling the country and mentioned cooking their ownbread my wife does that & as we are off next year she would like to know are you using the oven in your caravan to cook the bread? Safe travelling to both of you, Max. -- Edited by Max on Saturday 31st of August 2013 06:18:00 PM...	Max	9	2278	04:17 AM Oct 14, 2013 by Kingsthorpedavid
	Camp Oven recipe ( 1 2 ) (Preview) What's your favourite camp oven recipe and what's your best tip for cooking in one?	Romy5152	46	16031	04:34 AM Sep 17, 2013 by Romy5152
	Puppy Dog Pie (Preview) While watching an English real estate show on Foxtel, I noted that the presenters called into a pub in the Cotswalds and had a "puppy dog pie". It looked great, and they gave a walk through of how to make it, so I had a go at it. It had cubed beef- so I used round steak - rolled in flour and browned in...	Rip and Rosie	2	3568	07:08 PM Sep 3, 2013 by Gerty Dancer
	Bananas In Foil (Preview) Take Banana cut in half length wise and leave skin on, Put small pieces of chocolate or those little chocolate buttons in between the two halves of Banana. Wrap in foil and put on to the hot coals. They are cooked once Banana is soft to touch and chocolate has melted.	herbie	1	998	06:19 PM Sep 3, 2013 by chaslib
	easy pudding in the camp oven (Preview) open a large tin of fruit peaches pears or plums etc into the camp oven with the juice then add a packet of home brand cake mix pour over the top of the fruit sprinkle cinnamon sugar on top with a couple of dobs of butter or marg put the lid on sit it on top of the fire for about 20 to 30 min presto you have a lovely...	bucketnsue	8	1567	08:09 PM Aug 31, 2013 by Sheba
	Ecopot (Preview) Please somebody tell me how to cook Shanks in my New Ecopot.....From start to finish Youtube did.nt help me much	jimbo	2	1023	12:29 AM Aug 31, 2013 by jimbo
	Burger tip (Preview) Just watched a cooking show on 4ME (channel 64) and one of the recipes was the perfect burger. The chef fried the onion in olive oil before adding it to the burger mix. With about a minute to go, he added garlic to fry with the onion because garlic takes less time. Once the cooked onion and garlic cooled, he...	GaryKelly	3	1513	09:03 PM Aug 20, 2013 by barina
	Dutch Ovens (Preview) Hi all, In this chilly weather I was contemplating how to make a warming roast when I don't have an oven in the MH - so I though I could take my cast iron dutch oven that takes about 3-4 litres, put a wire trivet in the bottom and then place the meat & veg on that and cook it on the stove top on a low heat. Ditt...	Wild1	8	2356	03:09 PM Aug 11, 2013 by Out and About
	Round fried eggs (Preview) Cut an onion, separate the rings and put in frypan - drop the egg into the ring. Onion flavoured round eggs! Have not tried it yet but loved the idea - one less thing to carry in the van and a round egg fits a round bun so much better! AND - one more post to get tht total to1,000,000	spida	12	1659	01:52 AM Aug 9, 2013 by neilnruth
	Clam Chowder soup (Preview) While I was recently in several USA States I had fresh clam chowder soup, whether it was in a take away cup or at a restaurant. Has anyone made it here with clams or similar??	barina	8	983	07:26 AM Aug 7, 2013 by antigoon
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