(SALES PROMOTION) OZtrail 9 Quart Camp Oven + Carry Bag Cast Iron Pot Pan Cookware

9 Quart Camp Oven – Factory Pre-Seasoned Cookware High density cast iron cookware that offers the best results for open fire cooking.

Cooking with a camp oven is well worth the effort. Some oven cooks will tell you that they can cook anything in a camp oven, and many will swear that everything tastes better from a camp oven. There is no doubt, however, that sitting around a camp fire, watching the flames crackle, smelling wood smoke and listening to the sound of the bush while your dinner cooks is very hard to beat.

Features:

• Deep base and thick walls allow for uniform heat distribution
• Ideal even heat cooking with concave lid designed for hot coal storage
• Secure coil handle grip to reduce heat transfer when away from a direct heat source
• Simply rinse clean and dry after purchase then you are ready to cook

What can you do with a camp oven?

Just a few of the tasty dishes that you can cook with a camp oven include Camp Oven Bread, Plain Damper, Italian Damper, Rum and Raisin Damper, Pumpkin Fruit Muffins, Fruit Damper, Vegetable Damper, Chicken Breasts in Mushroom, Marinated Kangaroo in Port, Kangaroo Tail Soup, Golden Syrup Steamed Pudding, Yabby Soup (Yum!), Camp Oven Fruit (Christmas) Cake, Bush Stew, Lamb Shanks In Red Wine, Bungleboori Bread and an Easy Lamb Stew. Head over to Camp Oven Cooking in Australia website for full recipes.

Useful Extras for your Camp Oven

There are a few additional tools that are useful with your camp oven. A long strong hook that can lift your camp oven lid is useful for checking cooking progress. If it’s strong enough it can be used to remove the oven from the coals. You can create your own from thick wire, or sometimes you can find something similar in hardware stores. They are usually sold as tent peg pullers, are around 60cm to 70cm and come with a wooden handle.

You’ll also need a pair of long handled tongs, a pot scrape (spatula or putty knife), oven mitt or heavy pot holder, a small non-nylon brush with which to remove the ashes from the lid, paper towels and oil.

Cooking with coals from a camp fire is ideal but it does take some practice. You need to get the coals in the right spot to avoid burning your meal. A good alternative to camp fire coals is heat beads. These are easier to control, hold their heat longer and you can use them to practice the art of camp oven cooking at your home.

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Behind the Scenes – OZtrail Cast Iron Cookware

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