Lodge Combo
I don't know how many are familiar with this piece of iron, but it has some great qualities for RV'ers.
The lid is flat on it and it has a piece to lock it on and keep it from sliding. The advantage it that it is not only a lid, but a griddle and because it is flat coals will stay on it. If you don't need for the lid to seal you can turn it over for even more coal security.
With what you can do with the lid, you can basically have a DO with out legs and use it on a grill, stove or a bed of coals. It's also deep enough to deep fry in. I carry a lid rack with ours to allow me to set it over briquettes without smothering them.
It's fairly inexpensive as CI goes, and cheap compared to outdoor DO's.
The lid is flat on it and it has a piece to lock it on and keep it from sliding. The advantage it that it is not only a lid, but a griddle and because it is flat coals will stay on it. If you don't need for the lid to seal you can turn it over for even more coal security.
With what you can do with the lid, you can basically have a DO with out legs and use it on a grill, stove or a bed of coals. It's also deep enough to deep fry in. I carry a lid rack with ours to allow me to set it over briquettes without smothering them.
It's fairly inexpensive as CI goes, and cheap compared to outdoor DO's.
