Backpacking Oven
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Look at the Argau Stovetop Toaster Mini Griller the perfect accessory for outdoor people
MsToasterlady 1 year ago
I found by looking online what I needed to google to buy the same alum foil pans are 'half size steam table pans". Amazon sells Pactiv brand by a case of 100 for $22. The Pactiv number is Y6132L. L stands for lightweight. The heavier weight aluminum number replace the L with H or XH for heavy or xtra heavy, L stands for lightweight. See the Pactiv website for specifications, Then find a cheap vender online. All 'half size steam table pans" by any manufacturer should be about same size I think.
Darto501 1 year ago
The bigger pan would only survive one folding before it starts to leak at one of the fold corners. The water would be leaked out in 15 minutes.
temple26797 1 year ago
could you do it in hot ashes of a fire to save fuel?
jaif95 2 years ago
Great idea.
I would use the same type of lid as you used for the bottom, and secure it with metal binder clips.
But that's just me.
Bill
MrBillTroop73 3 years ago
great Idea
WorldStove 3 years ago
Seams like you are steeming the food thats not realy baking is it. plus 20 to 30 min to cook that would use a lot of fuel.
backpackeroven 3 years ago
that's cool lil oven- thanks!
kimmarie801 3 years ago
Useful video thanks.
liberalmatt 3 years ago
cool, thanks for the tip.
WeekendAdventurer 4 years ago