swedish trianga cooker

[wolf]

need some help on what these d rings are for?cheers

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[falcon]

You can carve yourself a temporary handle to insert into the rings when you want to use it as a frying pan so as to reach safely over the fire and avoid getting burned.

 

[wolf]

i thought it was something like that but that seemed too easy an explanation....cheers.

 

[Doc]

Using a stick as a handle works very well indeed. The pan however is not non-stick and frying at high heat will cause difficult to remove stains. Keep the heat low to moderate. If cooking bacon I add a bit of water - this gradually evaporates and you gradually go from boil to fry.

It really is a super bit of kit for those who need to cook over both a stove and a fire.

 

[Bumblebee]

Using a stick as a handle works very well indeed. The pan however is not non-stick and frying at high heat will cause difficult to remove stains. Keep the heat low to moderate. If cooking bacon I add a bit of water - this gradually evaporates and you gradually go from boil to fry.

It really is a super bit of kit for those who need to cook over both a stove and a fire.

You'll find that a stainless steel one is easier to clean

 

[anthonyyy]

You can carve yourself a temporary handle to insert into the rings when you want to use it as a frying pan so as to reach safely over the fire and avoid getting burned.

Just sticking a knife in the rings works pretty well as a handle.

For the billy can- I have found that the handle gets too hot to handle. I take along a handle from another trangia kit ( sort of a plyers thing).

 

[peterkm]

Hi guys, how much do these sets normally cost without the fuel burner etc?

 

[Bumblebee]

Anything between £5 and £20 bepending on condition, material and reseller.

I have imported over 100 of stainless steel ones for three group buys here on BCUK, there might be a few unused ones available due to a few non-payers... See this thread for more info.