Volcano Collapsible Stove with a Dutch Oven
Recently I cooked a chicken and vegetable stew using my Volcano Collapsible Grill/Stove, a 10-inch Dutch Oven, and briquettes. While cooking I made the Volcano into an oven by using the optional accessory Volcano "Lid.”
The Volcano’s adjustable vents allow for controlling the fuel burn rate, and therefore the temperature. Normally when cooking with a 10” Dutch Oven you would use 20 briquettes. However with the Volcano you will use significantly less briquettes. In the attached video I used 14 of them, and it turned out that this was still too many. (I probably could have used half that amount.)One of the other nice things about the Collapsible Stove is that you can cook with briquettes at two different levels. In this video you will see how I chose to cook at the higher level, but it really is up to the user’s decision as both ways work just fine.
When using the Volcano you have the option of using wood, charcoal briquettes, or propane; here I opted to use briquettes. However, I often enjoy cooking my breakfast on our Volcano Collapsible Stove (sometimes referred to as the "Volcano II Grill”) while using a cast-iron skillet and propane. In the attached video you will notice that I have the Volcano sitting on a tablecloth. The Volcano has an internal heat chamber where the heat is contained. This allows the outside of the stove to stay relatively cool to the touch and to the table underneath.
Tags: Volcano Collapsible Stove Dutch Oven alternative cooking outdoor cooking camping dutch oven cooking
|
Add a Comment |
For all news items click here
News Releases
The Lunch Box Bug-Out Bag From the Archive: Mary Ann shows you how to help your kids be prepared in case an emergency arises while they are at school. Release Date: 9/5/2019 | |
Alternative Cooking: Dutch Ovens Just in time for classes, this blog on Dutch Oven Cooking will give you a basic run down of how to do it before you learn tons more at the Dutch oven class coming up soon. Release Date: 5/8/2018 | |
Emergency Shelter Ideas Mary Ann shares some inexpensive prep ideas to keep you covered when you need emergency shelter. Release Date: 2/1/2018 | |
Online Classes
A Grocery Store in Your Home, e-learn
Basic principles that help you make smart, economical decisions about food storage.
Basic principles that help you make smart, economical decisions about food storage.
It's About Time e-Learning Class
Life is busy - Learning to manage and prioritize your time is essential to how busy you FEEL. Learn to make more time for yourself, your family, and everything else!
Life is busy - Learning to manage and prioritize your time is essential to how busy you FEEL. Learn to make more time for yourself, your family, and everything else!
Clutter Free Living E-Learning Class
Every house has storage issues regardless of it's size. Double your storage space with simple principles that will keep your house clutter-free all day, everyday.
Every house has storage issues regardless of it's size. Double your storage space with simple principles that will keep your house clutter-free all day, everyday.
Upcoming Classes
Featured Products
Find us on FaceBook
