Toast

[wombat88]

Toast is essential so how do you make toast with an Origo stove?

 

[Poignard]

We have a Diablo gadget

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KwH-tOVVOLo

Two slices of bread with butter and marmalade between them. Delicious!

We also have a 230vac toaster on board so when we go into a marina we can have a toast fest.

 

[Cardinal]

I agree that toast is essential which was an important consideration in our decision to buy a decent cooker with a grill which was not an Origo.

 

[Cardinal]

In case you ask, it is a gn espace.

 

[Poignard]

I agree that toast is essential which was an important consideration in our decision to buy a decent cooker with a grill which was not an Origo.

I love the smell of l'alcool à brûler in the morning!

 

[duncan99210]

I use an old ordinary frying pan: heat it on the stove top, place bread in pan, wait a couple of minutes until toast smell starts, then flip and do the other side. Repeat as required. Don’t use a non stick pan as it’ll ruin the non stick surface.

Just be aware that the A’s the pan gets hotter the toast cooks faster..... and the pan gets very hot, so careful with it after use.

 

[lw395]

Toast is essential so how do you make toast with an Origo stove?

Soak the bread in meths and set light to it.

 

[RichardS]

We also have a 230vac toaster on board so when we go into a marina we can have a toast fest.

That's the way we do it. Loads of toast before we leave our marina and loads when we get back. In between, it's cold turkey.

Richard

 

[johnalison]

That's the way we do it. Loads of toast before we leave our marina and loads when we get back. In between, it's cold turkey.

Richard

Boats with Origos don't go in marinas.

 

[RichardS]

Boats with Origos don't go in marinas.

What's an Origo?

Richard

 

[laika]

What's an Origo?

Scruffy womble. Not great at picking up litter and apparently doesn't make toast. Th OP needs a Cholet instead. Or possibly one of these:

https://www.boringcompany.com/not-a-flamethrower

 

[capnsensible]

I like the dry frying pan approach. Often means you can stretch the life of sliced bread a few extra days on longer passages of a couple pf weeks.

 

[Cardinal]

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I like the dry frying pan approach. Often means you can stretch the life of sliced bread a few extra days on longer passages of a couple pf weeks.

Surely all toast-making has that secondary function?

 

[prv]

That's the way we do it. Loads of toast before we leave our marina and loads when we get back. In between, it's cold turkey.

Surely you have a fair-sized boat with space for a proper cooker?

Pete

 

[RichardS]

Surely you have a fair-sized boat with space for a proper cooker?

Pete

Indeed ..... but I'm a Yorkshireman and the leccy is free.

Richard

 

[dolabriform]

Boats with Origos don't go in marinas.

Yes they do

 

[dolabriform]

I've used one of these with some success:
https://www.foxschandlery.com/stove-top-folding-toaster-4-slice

However I ended up buying a 240v Toaster :encouragement:

 

[wombat88]

I've used one of these with some success:
https://www.foxschandlery.com/stove-top-folding-toaster-4-slice

Buy one for each burner and stagger toasting. This sounds like a good idea. A continuous stream of hot unevenly toasted bread/charcoal produced just about as fast as one can eat it. Proper job!

 

[dolabriform]

Buy one for each burner and stagger toasting. This sounds like a good idea. A continuous stream of hot unevenly toasted bread/charcoal produced just about as fast as one can eat it. Proper job!

Exactly, boy scouts campfire toast

 

[mjcoon]

I've used one of these with some success:
https://www.foxschandlery.com/stove-top-folding-toaster-4-slice

I have only ever chartered but did buy and take something similar years ago. I note the description says: "Material: Steel". My recollection is that not only was it awkward and ineffective but it also rusted...

Mike.