Portable propane camp Oven

**Cabin Fever** · #21 07/10/08, 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by A.T. Hagan

Yes, Coleman fuel is a common naptha fuel, but if you go and buy white gas there will be other distillates besides naptha in it. All Coleman fuel can be considered a white gas, but not all white gas is all naptha.

.....Alan.

Okie-dokie!

Old Vet · #22 07/10/08, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by marvella

try cooking outdoors with a dutch oven. once you get the hang of it, you can bake about as well as at home.

windy, you had a great idea. i need to scald birds outsdie and would like to can outside as well. is it possible to just buy an older apt. sized stove and just use it outside?? is it possible to find a drop cord that would adapt to the indoor outlet?

What you really need is a propane stove like mine. You can do all the caning you want on it and it only costs about $100 to buy new. Ask A T Hagan he saw mine and it is great for caning or boiling.

Windy in Kansas · #23 07/10/08, 03:02 PM

Old Vet when we all come to Arkansas we are going to ask for open wood fire cooking lessons. Don't hold your breath awaiting our arrival as it might be a number of years, if at all.