Coleman Camp Oven in Action

This is a demo of the Coleman Camp Oven on a Propane stove.

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[siafulinux]

So it took roughly an hour and a half to bake the cake. Not bad.

[Lhaasje]

@siafulinux

The total baking time is 29 minutes, otherwise you have a black cake;-) The minutes count from the start. Do not add up :-)

[adamatova]

Thanks - will try the trivet. BTW would you recommend this oven or would something sturdier be of use to bake?

[Lhaasje]

@adamatova For camping purposes this ideal (small, light, cheap). For home-use I would not recommend it.

[adamatova]

Where do you get those stones, I need one.

[Lhaasje]

@adamatova I am sorry, but I cannot help you.. It is a kind of soap stone which was a gift from a former boss of mine... For the purpose I used it, you could use a cast iron trivet as well. It is just used for spreading the heat in the oven. However when you google on soapstone cubes (they came with it), you might find a supplier.

[siafulinux]

@Lhaasje I see... even better then! :-)

[metrowash]

Thanks for sharing all your videos. I really enjoy them.

[pcblah]

tasty :D

[Lhaasje]

@kimada1017 The longer it bakes, the more I will need to adjust the stove flame to regulate the temperature inside the oven.

So I learn not to peek too often, because peeking lowers the internal temperature.

It does have a hot spot, however a soapstone placed on the bottom of the stove can fix that problem and helps spreading the heat.