Re: Cooking on small gas camp stoves
Posted: 22 Jun 2019, 7:00pm
How do you explain tha Trangia gas adapter?nsew wrote:For myself and others a ‘Trangia’ IS the burner.
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How do you explain tha Trangia gas adapter?nsew wrote:For myself and others a ‘Trangia’ IS the burner.
andrew_s wrote:How do you explain tha Trangia gas adapter?nsew wrote:For myself and others a ‘Trangia’ IS the burner.
horizon wrote:While we are on the topic of Trangias, has anyone got any suggestions for the best way to put a Trangia out? I use the simmer ring to extinguish the flame. This works but occasionally the flame is yellow and too large to get the ring on safely.
nsew wrote:andrew_s wrote:How do you explain tha Trangia gas adapter?nsew wrote:For myself and others a ‘Trangia’ IS the burner.
I don’t know. How do you explain the Trangia gas adaptor?
horizon wrote:While we are on the topic of Trangias, has anyone got any suggestions for the best way to put a Trangia out? I use the simmer ring to extinguish the flame. This works but occasionally the flame is yellow and too large to get the ring on safely.
horizon wrote:While we are on the topic of Trangias, has anyone got any suggestions for the best way to put a Trangia out? I use the simmer ring to extinguish the flame. This works but occasionally the flame is yellow and too large to get the ring on safely.
horizon wrote:While we are on the topic of Trangias, has anyone got any suggestions for the best way to put a Trangia out? I use the simmer ring to extinguish the flame. This works but occasionally the flame is yellow and too large to get the ring on safely.
pjclinch wrote:nsew wrote:andrew_s wrote:How do you explain tha Trangia gas adapter?
I don’t know. How do you explain the Trangia gas adaptor?
I explain it by using it in preference to the spirit burner, being more controllable, cleaner and simpler to use. While still retaining the advantages of what I think of as the inherent Trangiaosity of the thing: the most stable, best wind-shielded lightweight stove out there, neatly packaging its pan set in to the windshield and base for transport.
Pete.
Tinnishill wrote:Single burner cooking.
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Tinnishill wrote:Single burner cooking.
The sort of sachets that quick cook rice, couscous, mash and instant custard comes in are usually of a 2 portion size. For solo use reseal the second portion by folding over the opened end of the sachet several times and fastening it with a big paper clip, carried for the purpose.
by HobbesOnTour » 23 Jun 2019, 1:56pm
I was in agreement until this..... then you lost me! :D
Tinnishill wrote:
Single burner cooking.
The sort of sachets that quick cook rice, couscous, mash and instant custard comes in are usually of a 2 portion size. For solo use reseal the second portion by folding over the opened end of the sachet several times and fastening it with a big paper clip, carried for the purpose.
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