Cooking on my storm kettle

I made a thin strip of perforated steel to sit in a ring around the base of my storm kettle to see if I could cook on it.

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[glyncharles]

can you tell me what type/make your base is? is it a real storm/kelly kettle,is it double skinned, and where to purchase?

[JonSpink]

@glyncharles its a 1.5L storm kettle base. I bought it from hawkinsbazare but they are better prices on ebay. personally id have gone for a smaller one if i was buying anouther its a bit big and i dont really need all that water. You can buy cooking sets with them but i made mine.

[mustangalex08]

those look good, to cook something like that on a campfire grill, do you use a cast iron skillet? (begginer of campfire cooking)

[JonSpink]

I do think it cooks better than hobo stoves etc because the fire is burning a lot better when you start cooking because of the storm kettle chimney. You can see it flare up when i take the pan off and I assume this is because all available oxygen is being used up. It doesnt seem to smoke much at all either.Its a light aluminium frying pan. I chose it because when the storm kettle is packed up it will sit fairly neatly inside the pan so the whole lot doesnt take up much more room than normal.

[straydoggio]

I can smell those sausages.

[SthealthRaider]

hmm sausage

[sjtom57]

What, no pancakes?

[Machster10]

good work. thanks for advice.

[Alloutdoor1]

Great stove!

[biguglygadgie]

they do look good my mouth is watering now. good vid

[hanghoodiescum]

nothin better than bangers on a camp stove

[hanghoodiescum]

will it burn car tyres ok that stove

[hanghoodiescum]

could u burn car tyres on that

[ElchinMendes]

How did you do that =)