Porkchopexpress
Well-known member
Once my camper is built out and I get a few miles behind her, I hope to have that problem.
Pressure cooker
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Laps
Active member
I would suggest looking at this as an alternative to the 'classic' style pressure cookers: www.cancooker.com
Mccaf
Adventurist
Just checked in here….. wow. Overlanders should check out
Afghan pressure cooker
This thing is amazing! I got one last year ( 6.5qt- many sizes available) for me and the wife. This size can easily can fit 3lbs of meat and veggies. Does the best on many foods, I love chuck roast or whipping up some dry bean concoctions. Goes directly in the camp fire or on the stove burner. I’m not pimping for them but the proprietor is open for questions and so on. You tube it! I never leave home with out it on trips. My mother used a pressure cooker but I was chicken to try one old fashioned ones but these are very simple to use First saw it on @ovrlndx, thanks Marco!
Afghan pressure cooker
This thing is amazing! I got one last year ( 6.5qt- many sizes available) for me and the wife. This size can easily can fit 3lbs of meat and veggies. Does the best on many foods, I love chuck roast or whipping up some dry bean concoctions. Goes directly in the camp fire or on the stove burner. I’m not pimping for them but the proprietor is open for questions and so on. You tube it! I never leave home with out it on trips. My mother used a pressure cooker but I was chicken to try one old fashioned ones but these are very simple to use First saw it on @ovrlndx, thanks Marco!
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frans
Adventurer
Neat product thx! Just sent an email to them because most are out of stock. Maybe COVID
Ragman
Active member
The resurrection of this thread is very timely. I just posted a video on my YouTube channel using the GSI pressure cooker to make a Green Chile Jambalaya. I talk a bit about it and the recipe is pretty dang good so check it out if you are interested in seeing one in action.
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PlethoraOfGuns
Adventurer
I have a Ninja Foodi pressure cooker/air fryer. Love it! If the sun is out and I got power to burn, I'm cooking something in it. In reality, pressure cookers don't use lots of electricity. Very efficient way to cook off the grid when power is somewhat limited.
dasfrank
New member
I was thinking of picking up a Foodi for my truck camper but was concerned about the power consumption. Do you know how many amps it consumes while running?
PlethoraOfGuns
Adventurer
The cooker doesn't use full power all the time. It's hard to say because it's always changing while it cooks. Like when you pressure cook or sous vide, it takes a lot of power up front to heat everything up, but tapers off and uses very little power the rest of the time. Pressure cooking is actually a very efficient way of cooking, using much less power overall than cooking something conventionally. Air frying seems to use the most juice. Some examples of amp hour use:
Air frying chicken tenders=44ah
Baking casserole=21ah
Pressure cooking ribs=18ah
Air frying chicken tenders=44ah
Baking casserole=21ah
Pressure cooking ribs=18ah
Old thread, I know.
I'm thinking about getting an Afghan kazan. It is a pressure cooker designed for outdoor use over flame or coals.
www.mengrills.com
There are videos of this in action on YouTube.
Lol, just saw someone else already posted about it. Oh well, carry on.
I'm thinking about getting an Afghan kazan. It is a pressure cooker designed for outdoor use over flame or coals.
STORE | MenGrills.com
www.mengrills.com
There are videos of this in action on YouTube.
Lol, just saw someone else already posted about it. Oh well, carry on.