Small Hawkins Pressure Cooker

[Iowa Dave]

About the only thing we don’t have is an oven in the Escape. We have many many ways to cook food, most pretty conventional and a few not so much. I have a number of Dutch ovens and cast iron pieces. Who is familiar with the Raemco 7 in 1 stove, oven, heater, griddle, and three more. Made in New Jersey in the 60’s they are a neat, heavy, self contained stove best used outside or in a large canvas wall tent with stovepipe jack. Wood or coal or charcoal fired. Probably use buffalo chips for open range authenticity. We did a lot of Dutch Oven cooking in scouts.
Iowa Dave

[k corbin]

Originally Posted by Glenn Baglo

You can save others the trouble of searching, if you post a link.

Not to worry you can see it on youtube. real world results...not too great, the candles don't really get it hot enough for a full rocking head of steam.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar8Yxkc8RyM

[Mitzi Agnew-Giles]

Wow! I have come full circle on this! Since DH doesn't care for leftovers at all I have been utilizing these for beans etc. I did have some burnt contents when for some reason I didn't lower the heat on the burner enough..And of course add a pat of butter or splash of oil to keep bean fRoth fROm plugging the jiggle mechanism.

.As far as icreasing the heat enough to use the 8 tealights, it looked like their would have been enough space (barely ) to balance some more tea lights atop. I dont' know how this will work out when saved but say you have four tealights in a cross pattern couldn't you balance another tea candle at the intersEctions?
X1 X2
X3 X4 So balance the new teacandlE atop the inner edges of all 4 Xs?