on the coleman camp oven with thermostat, can it also be used over a wood fire OR just over propane?
1381126
I have seen it used on a rocket stove but not wood,you would have try that. I figure though, that as long as there is a consistent flame source, it might just very well work.
1381127
The Coleman camping oven is designed to sit on a two- or three-burner camping stove. The propane or gasoline camping stove will work. The instructions do not reference using it over a wood fire. I would not recommend using it over a wood fire.
1381128
Yes, you just need to make the woodstove hot enough for what you want to cook. A hot campfire is ok, but smoke might become a problem.
1381129
Taking into consideration its design, I wouldn't attempt to place it over an open wood fire. However, the manufacture may say otherwise.
1381130
It's just a thermometer on the stove . That is the use over say a Coleman propane stove . Never tried it over open fire .
1019937
Absolutely! The manufacturer's instructions indicate that this can be used over any heating source and I have tested this myself with great results. I've used this on the stove top, in the oven, and even on the grill outside. All work great - I have been incredibly happy with my smoker!
1680966
Personally, I would not use this oven over a campfire although it would probably be fine. It would blacken from the fire and it may possibly weaken the enamel, however. I am not sure as I have not used it in that manner. I use seasoned raw cast iron by Lodge. It is normally the kind that is used for campfire cooking.
1990557
RV stove tops are designed to operate on low pressure propane. I purchased one, built a small platform with sides to set it in and connected a flexible gas line and regulator. I now have a portable camp stove. GT
1075462
I use them on a wood burning stove and have used them over the campfire. They are heavy on the bottom so the food does not burn as easy. Best camp cookware I have ever used.
2022769
I assume you meant a camp fire, and I am not 100% sure about that because I use it on a camp stove which has flames but it is obviously more regulated than a fire would be. But I would think that if the fire is not too hot, or hasn't been burning that long, then it would be possible. Just watch how close you put it to the coals. Hope this helps.
1415476
I would not recommend any stove, including this one, be used inside a tent for warmth. There is a large flame generated.
1232540
I use propane and don't know if it can be changed over...works fine with propane...burns hot and gas seems to last longer
1639874
It is meant to be held over the flames of an open fire. If you are referring to a wood burning stove, the type you would use for heating a room, then, yes, I think that it is possible.
627581
I use this when I'm camping to cook food on the campfire. I know my campfires are much hotter than a home fireplace and it has never missed a beat.
314766
I believe the Coleman oven would fit across the grate. The problem ismthat the surface area of the stove touching the oven is small (rounded top). I would recommend finfing a stove with a flat top for the oven to set on so you will get enough heat transfer to the oven.
196560
There are pictures on internet with a wood stove in them but I use a Coleman infra red tent heater cheap to operate with no mess
426473
Yes. I have not, but there is plenty of room. I would not use it over an "open" fire - too much soot from the smoke and inconsistent heat, but it would work great if you raked coals to one side and set it over the coals. The picture people have in mind of a pioneer cooking over an open fire is all Hollywood. Use the coals from the fire.
641788
Yes. You can put this directly over the campfire or on a pocket rocket stove.
1522278
I don't use the alcohol burner, I use a small butane one I purchased separately. A has stove won't work because the distance from the flame to the bulb is to great and you'll also end up heating up the base and handle in the process. For use over a gas stove something like the Bodum siphon would work better.
608455
No I would not do it on a gas or charcoal. The oven is made for a very fucussed gas heat source. But if your gas grill has a side burner I would say yes use it over this one.
1744839
I have a small propane grill and have used the cooker on that. Works just fine.