pretty cool if you like hot pie

beaky

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009PURJA/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=sl1&tag=scottwitner0f-20&linkId=508d91b79f9f9e0b05f5e134185eb9a2&language=en_US#customerReviews

Michigan_Mike

These are even cooler if you like hot pizza! I’ve got one out in the garage and they are pretty nice units. I just sold one like the one you posted.

https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/camp-chef-propane-camp-oven-and-stove

jeepers29

@beaky said:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009PURJA/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=sl1&tag=scottwitner0f-20&linkId=508d91b79f9f9e0b05f5e134185eb9a2&language=en_US#customerReviews

I use one of these as well. They are great for baking flatbread pizzas. They are also good for cinnamon rolls for a treat on the trail. I have also cooked meatloaf in it. I would recommend using a fire rated heavy cloth to cover it . It helps keep the heat in.

LuckyJ

This is what we carry around. From pizza to steak and veggie, could even be used for bread and other stuff.

I do not make my owne pizza bread, but purxhase a frozzen ball and every tging esle is fresh. 😎

The biolite base camp with pizza oven.

Yes, not the most compact, but the smoke flavor that goes in is just incredible.

https://images.app.goo.gl/ateGSUjvhQPvB2FE7

HikinMike

I really like BioLite's products. And I like their philosophy.

I'm really interested in this guy:

https://us.gozney.com/products/roccbox?variant=34387650674825

LuckyJ

@HikinMike said:
I really like BioLite's products. And I like their philosophy.

I'm really interested in this guy:

https://us.gozney.com/products/roccbox?variant=34387650674825

Naice, it is probably even better at making pizza tgen tge biolite, but wow, at tgat price I woukd have to start making and selling them when outback to pay for it! 😁

HikinMike

They are not cheap for sure. But I could use it at home on the patio too. As you can see, Im trying hard to justify the expense.

LuckyJ

@HikinMike said:
They are not cheap for sure. But I could use it at home on the patio too. As you can see, Im trying hard to justify the expense.

Absolutely! 😉
Also use ours anywhere, including home, cabin or just a pic nic. 😁

JohnnyLoco

When did this happen, needing an oven to make breads or cinnamon rolls?

LuckyJ

@JohnnyLoco said:
When did this happen, needing an oven to make breads or cinnamon rolls?

Welli, ther an oven, a dutcth oven of puchase from store. I woukd prfer making my own then using the television or any other technologie. 😉

JohnnyLoco

I thought using a pie iron or frying pan with or without a lid, or even aluminum foil was the way to go?

LuckyJ

@JohnnyLoco I do not carry a cast iron pan. But yep, your experience here is surly based on past succes! 😉

JohnnyLoco

Doesn’t have to be cast iron ? I use heavy aluminum non-stick or carbon steel. Most of my life is success from trial and error and keeping it simple.

Those stoves work good, I keep one at the house for natural disasters

LuckyJ

I absolutely thrust your experience. I have just never tried it.

But as of now, the pans we carry are small in diameter, only cooking for 2 and wanted to fit tge small T@G stove with up to 2 pans and pots at a time.

And the teast of the smoke in that pizza make such a difference.

What I am a shame of, I that I have actually never tried to make bread my self. I will have to take care of that someday. 😊

JohnnyLoco

Its about having fun, it all works.

Our stuff has kinda devolved since we ain’t cooking for a family on the teardrop trips. Usually I fill the bottom of the pie iron with biscuit or cornbread mix and cook it up one serving at a time. We have even made little pizzas.