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Camp cooking

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Andrew

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Hi

I have 2 pieces of kit which I can use to cook almost anything when out and about

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A Kelly (or volcano or gilliy) Kettle, I can boil 2 1/2 pints of water in about 3 minutes, the kids will love poking extra wood in the top, I have had massive flames coming out of mine when I left it for a moment - no water to speak of left
2
A COBB cooker (optional extra wok and griddle) Lakeland now sell them they are not cheep, but it will cook a roast dinner on 9 charcoal briquettes in about 2 hours as I paddle along in my canoe,
 
Hairy Bikers in Ireland

Hi

I have just been watching hairy bikes they are cooking on a COBB cooker
 
I completely misinterpreted the meaning of "Camp" cooking at first - sorry, it's Friday, in one of those moods
 
ChrisR said:
I completely misinterpreted the meaning of "Camp" cooking at first - sorry, it's Friday, in one of those moods
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I'm right there with you, ChrisR :D
Mind pictures of fairies prancing around a stove .....
 
I cannot tell a lie, that was my first thought too, perhaps the two cooks off Ready Steady Cook, Richard Cawley and Patrick Anthony?

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Camp cooking!!

That version never occured to me at all!! however - my wife said I should have thought of it!
 
Ha,

Bringing it back to the meaning in hand though......what kind of prices are we talking about here?
 
Kelly and Cobb prices

The Kelly kettle I know severl shops which keep them.
there is outdoor and active in weston super mare - Taunton leisure in taunton - white and bishop in northampton trekkit hereford -- but there are also loads on line -- a 1 pint is about 40 a 2 & 1/2 pint is about 55 and the bigger one in stainlrss steel is about 65

Cobb I would check on line I think that my wife paid about 90 for the kit as far as i know she has used the griddle a few times and the wok a bit but in the main uses the plate it comes with to the point where i wonder how much the griddle and wok were worth it
 
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