I also recently switched to a Plano Sportsman box and added the weatherstrip seal. It’s fantastic, coming from Rubbermaid Tough-whatever boxes, the seal is something else. I also moved my kitchen stuff to a Husky Connect rolling toolbox and attachable drawers, which has been very convenient.
Suggestions for camping/cooking gear please
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Hilldweller
SE Expedition Society
3 burner 60,000 btu Stansport; I got it off Amazon for under $100
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Nordic griddle sits perfectly on it; Walmart for $20. Great fried rice with 60,000 btu's under it.
www.nordicware.com
Cuisinart Frittata pan set; $20 at BJ's
www.cuisinart.com
For the utensils
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All this, a cutting board, a tea kettle, and a Dutch oven does it all for us. @sroth - made ScottL for bigger parties.
3-Burner Propane Stove
stansport.com
Nordic griddle sits perfectly on it; Walmart for $20. Great fried rice with 60,000 btu's under it.
Backsplash Griddle | Cast Aluminum Cookware | Nordic Ware
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Cuisinart Frittata pan set; $20 at BJ's
FP2-24BK
The Cuisinart® 10" Frittata Nonstick Set is an essential in every kitchen. Find product details, ratings and availability.
For the utensils
Utensil Roll Up
Cooke Custom Sewing - Utensil Roll Up A simple idea, but once you try it you won't be able to imagine tripping without one. The slotted bag keeps all your cooking utensils neat and organized. Designed to fit utensils under 13 inches. Product Details: Cordura™ nylon with webbing...
All this, a cutting board, a tea kettle, and a Dutch oven does it all for us. @sroth - made ScottL for bigger parties.
Todd780
OverCamper
I'm not typing that into a google search.
SDDiver5
Expedition Leader
Lollll First thing I read on EP today was this. Gold.
SDDiver5
Expedition Leader
Thank you I appreciate the ideas. I like that burner and utensil roll!3 burner 60,000 btu Stansport; I got it off Amazon for under $100
3-Burner Propane Stove
Nordic griddle sits perfectly on it; Walmart for $20. Great fried rice with 60,000 btu's under it.
Backsplash Griddle | Cast Aluminum Cookware | Nordic Ware
Shop Nordic Ware's high-quality bakeware, cookware, and kitchenware. Find durable, innovative products for all your baking and cooking needs. From bundt pans to griddles, we have the tools to elevate your kitchen creations.
Cuisinart Frittata pan set; $20 at BJ's
FP2-24BK
The Cuisinart® 10" Frittata Nonstick Set is an essential in every kitchen. Find product details, ratings and availability.
For the utensils
Utensil Roll Up
Cooke Custom Sewing - Utensil Roll Up A simple idea, but once you try it you won't be able to imagine tripping without one. The slotted bag keeps all your cooking utensils neat and organized. Designed to fit utensils under 13 inches. Product Details: Cordura™ nylon with webbing...
All this, a cutting board, a tea kettle, and a Dutch oven does it all for us. @sroth - made ScottL for bigger parties.
BritKLR
Kapitis Indagatoris
What kind of camp cooking are you doing? Do you or did you need everything in your old kit? Now might be the time to rethink your setup and look into small, lighter, more functional options?
I ask these questions because I've done the campbox, pelican case, aluminum case, kitchen sink, etc.....camp kitchen set-ups ( even bigger when cooking for my sons club events) and now I've downsized.
I ask these questions because I've done the campbox, pelican case, aluminum case, kitchen sink, etc.....camp kitchen set-ups ( even bigger when cooking for my sons club events) and now I've downsized.
SDDiver5
Expedition Leader
Ah yes good questions.
When I go out with my friends and it's just me I usually bring a and Elk Steak and veggies for dinner, and bacon and eggs for breakfast. Usually don't eat lunch and have some various snacks if I do get hungry. I don't do big fancy meals. I have never not had something I need when it's just me. Last time we went out with some new to offroad/camping couples I did not have enough cups or plates. So when I got home I added those to my camp cooking bin and they haven't been used since.
I am going "camping" this weekend with my wife and 1 year old daughter at the beach camp site in San Diego where I might try something fancier. Or just order pizza or get get sushi or something since it's literally right across the 101.
I think my camp and cook situation will need to get bigger in the next few years as I am relatively young and more kids are coming/planned.
So IDK what to do lol.
Todd780
OverCamper
There will be a kitchen and cupboards in the Travel trailer that will be required, lol
FordGuy1
Adventurer
You must be going to San Elijo
SDDiver5
Expedition Leader
Lol...yup.
SDDiver5
Expedition Leader
After going "camping" this weekend. I put the " " on camping because where we were is right off Highway 101 in San Diego. It's very well known and right on the beach with homes and a shopping center across the 101...but it has campfires! Anyways, It occurred to me I didn't need anything that I was originally talking about. The kitchen stuff I have is fine. My Cooktop/stove is janky but works. I really don't need anything new in that area.
What I did need on this trip was power. We took our 1 year old and her noise machine battery wasn't fully charged (Dad's fault) so she woke up in the middle of the night and we had trouble getting her back to sleep. If you're a dad I'm sure you understand.
So, a little bit of research later, I used my $200 amazon gift card to buy a Jackery and a solar panel to charge it if needed. The Jackery itself was on sale on amazon so I got the Jackery 160 for just over $100 and the panel for $130 or so. This will be able to charge the noise machine and whatever other small electronics I have.
Also got some rechargeable small camp lights.
What I did need on this trip was power. We took our 1 year old and her noise machine battery wasn't fully charged (Dad's fault) so she woke up in the middle of the night and we had trouble getting her back to sleep. If you're a dad I'm sure you understand.
So, a little bit of research later, I used my $200 amazon gift card to buy a Jackery and a solar panel to charge it if needed. The Jackery itself was on sale on amazon so I got the Jackery 160 for just over $100 and the panel for $130 or so. This will be able to charge the noise machine and whatever other small electronics I have.
Also got some rechargeable small camp lights.
Todd780
OverCamper
I get that. We have an app on our phones for white noise when we camp.
SDDiver5
Expedition Leader
Yeah we have those too. Baby seems to like the little machine more
Todd780
OverCamper
Then good thing you got baby the little machine, lol
