Okay let's see everyones camp/ 4wd kitchens!!

[hicntryflyguy]

Working on plans for the rear (storage drawer/ camp kitchen /Sleeping platform) for the 4runner. Drifta in AUS. has a nice setup here is the link DRIFTA CAMP KITCHEN We will have a storage drawer on one side then the chuck box/ camp kitchen on the other. Trying to learn google sketch for the plans, no luck yet. Show us your kitchens and what you would change after using them on the trail. :chef: Cheers

 

[Dirtytires]

I think if you search there is a galley post around here with all the goodies..

 

[Corey]

A few threads.
http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/21268-Kitchen-Kit-Chuck-Box

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/threads/48746-The-Chuckbox?highlight=chuckbox

 

[1911]

If Mrs. 1911 comes on the trip, it's this folding kitchen from REI:

If she doesn't come, then it's just my trusty 40-year-old Svea 123 backpack stove on a flat rock, with a small Action Packer to hold the stove, utensils, and (mostly dehydrated) food:

 

[FLYFISHEXPERT]

My build (click here)

Washing dishes

Cooking in Yellowstone

The platform:

I would change my water setup and use a tank where I have the cubbie. It can be a pain pulling the 7gal of water out to setup the sleeping bags.

 

[spressomon]

spressoBAR

Cocktails before dinner right?! spressoBAR :coffeedrink:

 

[OverlandGourmet]

Depends upon how many people in the group, but this is how we usually roll ...

Packs down small ... plenty of work space ... and you can cook anywhere!

 

[theksmith]

sometimes this is the entire kitchen:



http://offroadpassport.com/forum/showpost.php?p=6233&postcount=216

 

[DontPanic42]

My portable field kitchen that I use for larger groups. Includes 4 burner stove, small chuck box with drop down work table, small double sink, fresh water and grey water tanks, extension table, 12 VDC lights, BBQ pit, and lots of storage.

 

[raven1911]

My build (click here)

Washing dishes

Cooking in Yellowstone

The platform:

I would change my water setup and use a tank where I have the cubbie. It can be a pain pulling the 7gal of water out to setup the sleeping bags.

Thats an awesome built in you put in your runner! Nice craftsmanship!!

 

[Black Dog]

Is that a plastic spoon in your cast iron pan? How do you keep them from melting?

 

[hicntryflyguy]

Depends upon how many people in the group, but this is how we usually roll ...

Packs down small ... plenty of work space ... and you can cook anywhere!

Awesome, How do you store it in your rig?

 

[OverlandGourmet]

The Iron Grill Table and Extension table have a carry bag that lays flat. All the legs store in a small zippered bag. The inserts all fit inside one Zarges Case along with our kitchen kit - utensils, pot and pans, bowls, canned goods, etc. While it looks big, we typically carry double this setup as well as tents, sleeping cot, chairs, etc in an FJ Cruiser!

 

[Christophe Noel]

I see some of you don't travel in bear country.

 

[OverlandGourmet]

I see some of you don't travel in bear country.

We travel through bear country if that counts!