Anyone know how this is done? I've heard of setting up a fire pit with stakes and a stretched leather over the top to take water etc, but has anyone actually done it?
Cooking using leather to boil water?
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Nope - but I have boiled water in a paper bag ...so leather should be easy! 
Chose your leather carefully as the tanning process materials may affect teaste etc...
Chose your leather carefully as the tanning process materials may affect teaste etc...
Actually they do.
Any of the body pouches will do, but it's better to sew a skin bag.
You have to watch though, the leather can 'cook' hard, like the cuire boille that we make using the hot beeswax, and if it mis-shapes it can be blooming awkward to get your food out
cheers,
M
Any of the body pouches will do, but it's better to sew a skin bag.
You have to watch though, the leather can 'cook' hard, like the cuire boille that we make using the hot beeswax, and if it mis-shapes it can be blooming awkward to get your food out
cheers,
M
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