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Quote: Originally posted by magnolia on 25/6/2006

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We cook outside always - have been known to stand with a brolly over the BBQ though

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I thought I was the only nutter who did that ,!  lol

last camping trip did that in Scotland while cooking steaks on bbq, rain started so was hunched over the hibatchi with the huge Umberella covering us both (me and the bbq)  trouble is you get really smoked ,but on the plus side no midges !

hi val

i have one of those little barbeque cum cookers in your gallery, i think their great, we take it everywhere

Quote: Originally posted by lorrnev on 25/6/2006

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hi val

i have one of those little barbeque cum cookers in your gallery, i think their great, we take it everywhere

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They`re a great little piece of kit, aren`t they? We even take ours on picnics for sausages and a cup of tea.

Hi

I cook outside when using tent and then when the stoves etc are cool fetch them into the tent. If bad weather I eat out

However now i have a tt it has a specific area designed for the kitchen unit which is special material so i am safe to cook in awning / kitchen area (or with my cooking maybe not!)

Quote: Originally posted by icornish on 25/6/2006

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Looking into Utility tents... I see this one:-
http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bd_outhouse.asp
Is it any good? Suitable for cooking? How small does it pack? anyone got any experience of it ?

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Do a search on here for Outhouse. I've just ordered one because the reviews seem good, and it is very competitively priced. Someone on here uses one and has a picture of it "in use"in their gallery, so you can see how the kitchen stand and cooker fit in it.

Amanda 

we've spent whole weeks stood by the cooker with an umbrella until last month we were offered an easycamp utility tent while in wales, cost £60 but was paid for by sympathetic parents and now we sit there trying to work out how much more we can fit in besides the camp kitchen, table, barbecue and fridge etc. we were told just to be careful not to let the sides touch the cooker or bbq and wouldn't have any problems. it's certainly improved our trips.