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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magnusfide wrote: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.
Or Harbor Freight has them very reasonably priced too.
Doug
