Camp Cook Equipment for the Fire
Does anyone here have/use the Camp Cook equipment that is sold a few places for cooking over an open fire. (Grates, Pot hangars, Hand rotisserie etc) How do they stand up to repeated use? Any op...
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NYCgrrl wrote:jungshin wrote:
i find a good dedicated cooking leather glove or 8"x8" pieces of thick leather work real well when cooking over fire. beats burning yourself on all that iron, allows for a quick adjustment of the food or pot or grill and can act as a trivet in a pinch.
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I've a pair of arm length welding gloves from the hardware store that have saved me more times than I care to think. Generally less expensive than the versions marketed for cooking.
Double ditto re welder's gloves: less expensive and tougher than most of those marketed for camp cooking. Welder's gloves are available at most hardware stores too.
