Does anyone cook their produce on their patch? If so what do you use?

**Bigmallly** · 14-08-2014, 11:30 AM

You need something like this Samuel plus a couple of pans. Oh,don't forget the kettle:

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**Hans Mum** · 14-08-2014, 12:25 PM

Yep what BM says.....i have one of those (with said kettle) & its brill. Have also used a disposable BBQ for sausages with corn/courgettes/etc griddled yummm....

**Littlefox2000** · 14-08-2014, 03:05 PM

Originally posted by Bigmallly View Post

You need something like this Samuel plus a couple of pans. Oh,don't forget the kettle:

Buy Portable Isobutane Campingaz Bistro Camping Stove at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for Camping stoves.

Yep..Like BM and Hansmum, I have a couple of these. I've done sausages, and the odd bit of steak on the plot to have with salad. I've also cooked up my plot grown globe artichokes. Mmmmm. But defo the best thing is being able to have a nice cup of tea.

**veggiechicken** · 14-08-2014, 05:16 PM

I have a Kelly Kettle (other makes are available) Kelly Kettle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You can boil water using twigs for fuel and there are kits available for heating soup etc on top of it.
Expensive but once you have it, all the hot water is free.

**Mr Bones** · 14-08-2014, 07:20 PM

We cook on a bought-from-new (1991), made in Birmingham Shilton Supergrill. Anything from sweet corn, courgettes in garlic, eggs, halved little gem lettuce and any other veg (or sausage

) that cooks reasonably quick. This is our tea shed.

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**skeggijon** · 14-08-2014, 07:26 PM

We have one of the butane gas rings like BM. Mainly use it for tea to be honest, but when pulling new potatoes its always nice to boil a few straight away and then eat with a little coarse sea salt and a pound of butter!

**Nannysally99** · 14-08-2014, 09:16 PM

Originally posted by veggiechicken View Post

I have a Kelly Kettle (other makes are available) Kelly Kettle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You can boil water using twigs for fuel and there are kits available for heating soup etc on top of it.
Expensive but once you have it, all the hot water is free.

This brought back a lovely memory of being out on a boat in New Zealand. Our hosts moored us up and made tea with the clear lake water. Gathered a few twigs and hey presto. Tea, in the most beautiful setting, even with powdered milk, it tasted wonderful
Thanks VC

**KevinM67** · 15-08-2014, 07:39 AM

I used to watch that Nigel Slater cookery programme on the Beeb (can't remember the name) and he used to do a little spot of going to someones allotment, then cooking something up.

It really appealed to me - and this thread has reminded me to give it a try.

Hopefully we can still get a fairly good, dry, bbq type weather day sometime during this month.

Anyway, being Scottish - I'll need to check how I rig up the deep fat fryer down on the plot.

**Ananke** · 15-08-2014, 08:13 AM

I love cooking at the plot. I have a wee gas cooker that we salvaged from an empty plot years ago, it has two burners a grill and an oven, one of the caps that sit on top of the burner is missing so we only use one burner (keep forgetting to try and source a spare).

This week, we are attempting to make a wood burning stove from a gas bottle as we get free logs delivered to site on a regular basis and also being Scottish, I like the idea of free fuel

**KevinM67** · 15-08-2014, 08:37 AM

Originally posted by Ananke View Post

I love cooking at the plot. I have a wee gas cooker that we salvaged from an empty plot years ago, it has two burners a grill and an oven, one of the caps that sit on top of the burner is missing so we only use one burner (keep forgetting to try and source a spare).

This week, we are attempting to make a wood burning stove from a gas bottle as we get free logs delivered to site on a regular basis and also being Scottish, I like the idea of free fuel

I don't know what your cooking skills are like, but looking at that shed you built - you could open up a michelin star restaurant.

**jaxh725** · 05-09-2014, 01:54 PM

Originally posted by Bigmallly View Post

You need something like this Samuel plus a couple of pans. Oh,don't forget the kettle:

Buy Portable Isobutane Campingaz Bistro Camping Stove at Argos.co.uk - Your Online Shop for Camping stoves.

Keep an eye out in the likes of B&M, Home Bargins or PoundStretcher as they are normally selling these off for around a tenner and the 4-packs of gas for around �4 at this time of year.

**Chris172** · 05-09-2014, 09:24 PM

hi

i eat lots of every thing on the plot however i dont cook it just eat it

many items of produce do not even get home as working a half day on the plot get you ready for food so i eat from the plot fresh;

lettuce
cabbage
beans
runners
raddish
onion
toms
spinach
chard
strawberries
spring onions and onions
raspberries
carrots
balckberries
gooseberries
apples
pears
plum

and what ever is going when i am hungry

happy gardening

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