Steak on the frontier Stove.

[Rydergrove]

I’m sure many people have seen and probably have a frontier Stove.

I’ve had mine for over 8 years now and it is my go to piece of kit when weight isnt a issue.

I recently dragged a ot down to the beach for an evening of steak and beer.

There’s a review on the frontier Stove at www.betweenthetrees.xyz

 

[Sundowner]

I used to love my frontier stove in my bell tent while we were still camping. Toasty warm

 

[baggins]

They're great. I do a lot of cooking on mine. baked suds inside, flat breads on the top and even soda bread in a dutch oven on the top. Its ace for doing a stew and letting it slow cook over a few hours.

 

[dwardo]

Very fond of our Frontier stove. Like you we have had ours since they first started showing up many moons ago.

This stove has been burnt its way through so many great memories. Several family filled holidays kids going wild. Fishing just me and brother on a river in wales. Heating brews whilst watching the sun set in wales with wife n boy and then later the girl

I have pushed whole trees through it in winter in Scotland at -17 where lochs froze solid.

Our wedding and many family trips since.

Stunning it of kit and nice write up.

 

[Nice65]

Nice blog, I’ve been tempted to buy one many times, but never have. Getting a 4m belltent seemed a great excuse, but in honesty I don’t do much cold weather camping.

I’ve got a pdf of Dutch oven recipes if you’re interested. The forum doesn’t support the format, but I’ll happily email it to you if you drop me a PM with your address.

 

[Rydergrove]

I’ve sent me email via pm. Thanks more recipes would be good. Got a plan to go out with a Polish recipe variation on the frontier Stove this week.
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