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Crock pots and deer camp #2649493 10/11/11 01:38 AM
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I don't want to run my generator ALL day just to run a crock pot. Anybody have any ideas for crockpot cooking with sporadic electricity in the trailer?

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Re: Crock pots and deer camp [Re: trophycalls] #2649537 10/11/11 01:46 AM
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How about a Dutch oven? ,a Dutch oven does amazing good cooking. You could just put it in a small hot coal pit and cover it to lesson the danger of fire. Have done cobbler,bread, stew like this in the Rockies.



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Fire ban and high winds make this an option only in perfect situations.



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Re: Crock pots and deer camp [Re: trophycalls] #2649628 10/11/11 02:05 AM
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Batteries and an ac/dc inverter would be my last thought. Don't know what the amp draw would be on the low setting, but may be a possible solution and recharge the batteries when you get back in camp to run the gen.



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I thought I have seen propane crockpots. May be worth investigating if the Dutch Oven is not an option.


Re: Crock pots and deer camp [Re: thegrouse] #2649682 10/11/11 02:15 AM
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coleman makes a propane one.

http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-9935-A50-6-Quart-Propane-Cooker/dp/B000BOJ6LY

If you search around I'm sure you could find it cheaper.


Re: Crock pots and deer camp [Re: Csddarden] #2649747 10/11/11 02:26 AM
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solar adapter from rei


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Originally Posted By: Csddarden
coleman makes a propane one.


I'm in the same boat as you. Camp runs on diesel gen as needed, and running it for a slow cooker makes no sense.
I have one like listed above that runs on the littel green bottles, and used it last year. Worked great on a big fallow roast, and other stuff. I throw all the veggies and meat and seasonings in before getting ready for the evening hunt. Top it off with broth/water, fire it up and put it in the big metal grill outside, so I don't have to worry about the cabin. Come back from the hunt and its ready to eat... I'd recommend it.


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I would also X2 the Dutch oven. Some of the best meals I've had have come out of a Dutch oven. No, I didn't do the cooking..


Re: Crock pots and deer camp [Re: Mountain hunter] #2653881 10/12/11 01:30 PM
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Make the meals in a crock pot at home, then reheat at the lease.



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Originally Posted By: Dry Fire
Make the meals in a crock pot at home, then reheat at the lease.
What he said



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First time I read it I thought it said "crack" pots.



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Originally Posted By: Dry Fire
Make the meals in a crock pot at home, then reheat at the lease.



food easy and quick


Re: Crock pots and deer camp [Re: bacon45] #2661243 10/14/11 04:03 PM
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Use solar oven....no danger.


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