Another cooking question

[Slow_boat]

I've no oven on the boat, just the standard two burners and a grill.

Is it possible to heat pasties and pies etc on a gas ring, possibly using some kind of rack in a saucepan?

 

[stevebirch2002]

Two pan system called a Skillet, can make bread, roast dinners etc. Always at the Boatshow and cost about £30

 

[tritonofnor]

Coleman make, or at least made, a folding tin oven to sit on a gas burner. I've used one and they work... stash in no room at all too... shouldn't be too difficult to make something similar with a little ingenuity...Take a look at the forums on classic camp stoves for ideas... /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

 

[Blueboatman]

If you have a pressure cooker on board,remove the rubber sealing ring,replace the lid and thats an oven good enough to bake bread in.Would be as well to clamp it securely though 'cos of the heat.

 

[the_wanderer]

Two burners and a grill is exactly what I have.

A pressure cooker is very useful in this situation. Wrap your pies in foil and bring up to fifteen pounds pressure and hold for five minutes. Cool rapidly and the pies/pasties are heated through. You will find that the pastry is a bit soggy as you would get in a microwave but who cares? after a good day's boating a quick meal is worth it's weight in gold.

Regards.

Alan

 

[ShipsWoofy]

doesn't it ruin the carrots in the pasties?

 

[trouville]

This is a good pressure cooker link quick easy to use and has some very good boat suitable ideas!
http://www.gopresto.com/recipes/pressurecooking/garlicstuddedpork.php

Good cooking!!

 

[Gunfleet]

<<Put 2 frozen blocks of fish on rack in a criss-cross fashion>> are you sure?

 

[Slow_boat]

Thanks all