Show us what you cook on!

[Mules]

Well, there's one big thing left in my camper build and that's something to cook on inside. Let's see your setups and hear what you like and dislike. Some options are:

Inside
Small Butane stoves
Small Propane stoves (bottles)
Built in Propane stoves (tanks)
Electric stove
Induction stoves
700 watt microwaves
12 volt ovens
Coleman ovens
Trucker ovens

Outside
Skottle
Cowboy Disc
Flat Pack BBQ
???



The list goes on. Show us what you cook on! What would you use in my camper?

 

[1000arms]

... Show us what you cook on! What would you use in my camper?

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... Your camper, hmm, maybe an air fryer? ... My camper? I'd use the air fryer outside ...

Just a friendly reminder about your air fryer post https://expeditionportal.com/forum/...ough-camper-build.227973/page-42#post-3057545

 

[Mules]

Aside from occasional boil for coffee or tea, I dont cook inside. Even with ventilation, vapors & aroma is unwelcome in tiny space.
But for those times, I use pressure stove. Usually a Svea Nr.1 or Optimus Nr.111, both with silent burners. Sorry no pictures, Mr. Google can substitute.
Usually burning diesel, I light the stove outside then bring it in.

Nice little burner. Here's the Svea Nr.1

 

[Mules]

... Your camper, hmm, maybe an air fryer? ... My camper? I'd use the air fryer outside ...

Just a friendly reminder about your air fryer post https://expeditionportal.com/forum/...ough-camper-build.227973/page-42#post-3057545

I still like the idea of an air fryer, although having my rig permanently smelling like burgers inside might not be such a good idea!

 

[Mules]

There are too many cooking options for the interior! I like the idea of an induction burner or small microwave, which aren't very expensive, but I need a big investment in my electric power supply. I currently only have 400watt capacity at 120 volt.

Here are some ideas I've looked at.

 

[1000arms]

... I like the idea of an induction burner or small microwave, which aren't very expensive, but I need a big investment in my electric power supply. ...

Here are some ideas I've looked at.

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Unless you use the generator you already have.

 

[1000arms]

I still like the idea of an air fryer, although having my rig permanently smelling like burgers inside might not be such a good idea!

Just bring a 100' heavy-duty extension-cord and use the air fryer downwind.

 

[pcstockton]

Jet Boil Genesis Basecamp. Worth every penny.

 

[Mules]

Jet Boil Genesis Basecamp. Worth every penny.

Seems like a lot of people love the Jet Boil Basecamp. I haven't heard a bad word about it yet. Very compact for a two burner system.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

I like my old Coleman stuff.





I mainly bounce between those two, 3 burner is a 426. Two burner is the bigger version, model 413.

Coleman oven works good in our camper in a pinch too.





But retro is kind of the name of the game lol.

 

[BritKLR]

Hobo grill, Adventure Tool Company's "Camp Kitchen" and a KLR......all you need!

 

[Somecallmetimm]

For years I have been using a coleman dual fuel 2 burner stove, seen below hiding on the small table I use.
butler county fishing lake by Tim, on Flickr

I recently converted a Coleman Xpedition stove to work on propane, and I love it (except the typical propane noise). At this point it's poised to take over as my primary stove.
Making tea on a cold night in the middle of nowhere.
Xpedition stove by Tim, on Flickr

 

[Mules]

I added a couple small cooking appliances to the camper. No power supply, they just run off my truck, while it's running.

First is a Road Pro 12volt frying pan. I just plug it in the cigarette lighter. It's slow, but will cook about anything.



Next is a Dash Mini. It plugs in my truck's 400watt 120v stock inverter. It's a lot faster than the pan, but pretty small.

 

[Mike W.]

 

[Paijanne]

I've been using a HitchFire which I've been loving. Get lots of cook and surface space, but don't need any dedicated table space.