The oven

[alanmalk]

Originally Posted by Donna D.

I just camp close to someone who does!

Wait, does that imply having to share?

Sorry, you will have to pry my brownies out of my cold, hardened, arteries.

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Alan

[rbryan4]

For us it isn't all or nothing. We bake occasionally, but we use the outside grill or a small toaster oven. We prefer the extra drawers and the cleaner look of no oven.

There's no wrong answer here. It's a matter of how you camp, and your personal taste.

[Rossue]

Camp Chef oven is a great alternative.

[blhvet]

OK, Donna, I'll bite. What's a Hebrew National? Beer would be my first guess. Or someone that Trump won't let into the country...

[Patandlinda]

Originally Posted by blhvet

OK, Donna, I'll bite. What's a Hebrew National? Beer would be my first guess. Or someone that Trump won't let into the country...

Great Kosher hot dog . Pat

[steve dunham]

Originally Posted by blhvet

OK, Donna, I'll bite. What's a Hebrew National? Beer would be my first guess. Or someone that Trump won't let into the country...

Your joking ? , Right. You've never had a cold Hebrew National on tap ?.

[blhvet]

'Course, hot dog was my second choice...

Hey Steve, dare ya to post a picture of a pint of that!

[mquirk]

I so appreciate all of the great feedback and the laughs! Thank you all.
Jennifer

[Bobbito]

We use our oven 2 or 3 times a trip while boon docking in the cold and often wet mountain weather where we like to fish. Heating up a frozen lasagna, toasting garlic bread, etc.
Bob K


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[escape artist]

Originally Posted by Bobbito

We use our oven 2 or 3 times a trip while boon docking in the cold and often wet mountain weather where we like to fish. Heating up a frozen lasagna, toasting garlic bread, etc.
Bob K


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Hi: Bobbito... You mean you don't use it to cook the fish? Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by escape artist

Hi: Bobbito... You mean you don't use it to cook the fish? Alf
escape artist N.S. of Lake Erie

Lisa often bakes fish. She used lots of different spices and coatings. Very yummy !

[Bobbito]

You know we release all but a few fish that we take back home for our BBQ and maybe one or two that we fry in a pan with flour, butter and spices. What are your recipes for baking trout?

When you catch a lot of fish it gives you a thrill to watch those gorgeous rainbow torpedoes swim away unharmed. (soft catch & release net) Those hookups that result in injury...[emoji26]...well we keep them or feed them to the eagles, osprey or loons that follow us.


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[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Bobbito

You know we release all but a few fish that we take back home for our BBQ and maybe one or two that we fry in a pan with flour, butter and spices. What are your recipes for baking trout?

When you catch a lot of fish it gives you a thrill to watch those gorgeous rainbow torpedoes swim away unharmed. (soft catch & release net) Those hookups that result in injury...[emoji26]...well we keep them or feed them to the eagles, osprey or loons that follow us.


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I too only keep the odd few to eat, and only for a fresh meal. Rare is it I drive away with a trout in the cooler. Mind you, I don't fish near as much as some, I tend to get distracted with other things to do when I head our from camp fishing.

We do like to buy fresh catches from fishermen when travelling though, always a great way to buy your fish.

[Mary F]

I thought this thread was about the oven.

[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by Mary F

I thought this thread was about the oven.

And things to cook in it.

(I am easily distracted)

[Mary F]

You're just killing time 'til 8:00 a.m.

[Allan Bornestig]

Yeah, Glen Baglo.
Used that Coleman oven on huntingtrips.We are talking big wall tents for accomodation.My son complained that it was a lot of work and took a long time to bake a couple of sour bread loafs.When the first one was ready he ate most of it himself with real butter and jam.Works for ready made cinnamon dough too.A stormy day in moose camp will keep you occupied.Game is not moving in a storm.At least not up at the Alaska Hwy.We pack so much other gear so the weight does not matter.It is a folding oven of course with a temp control.

[StarvingHyena]

Originally Posted by Jim Bennett

I too only keep the odd few to eat, and only for a fresh meal. Rare is it I drive away with a trout in the cooler. Mind you, I don't fish near as much as some, I tend to get distracted with other things to do when I head our from camp fishing.

We do like to buy fresh catches from fishermen when travelling though, always a great way to buy your fish.

Jim ... what kind of Odd fish do you eat? How odd is odd enough?

Tom

[Red Dog]

We have no microwave oven in ours, just the stove and oven my wife loves it. Just so you know, we full time in our 21'.


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[Jim Bennett]

Originally Posted by StarvingHyena

Jim ... what kind of Odd fish do you eat? How odd is odd enough?

Tom

Tom, if you were a fish, you would be a keeper. That kinda odd.