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Subject Topic: Roast chicken in the skillet
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PersonBradybunch4
31/3/2010 at 9:30am
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Quote: Originally posted by Woofers on 30/3/2010
Quote: Originally posted by u400jb9 on 29/3/2010
Quote: Originally posted by Woofers on 29/3/2010
They're good non-stick pans by all accounts but they have the handles I don't like

You're terrible - where did you hide them??
Annexe is in Small girls wardrode, pans are still in the car......

I didn't even see you got the awning as well!

Haha....he unpacked the pans last night,I agree about the handle, but the handle from our old set fits and it much sturdier. 

Only the annexe and the firepit to `fess up about now. The annexe will just appear next time we go camping with the Athena



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Personskiddly
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will have to consider a set for our caravan looks a good bit of kit shame none of the local markets dont have anyone doing a display

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19/6/2011 at 11:45pm
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So what went wrong with mine guys

See thread here


Personclunty
20/6/2011 at 9:50am
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Bump!!


PersonB Chrystie
21/6/2011 at 7:58am
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We use a very old electric skillet. Easiest dinner - especially on a cooler day - chicken portions (or a whole chicken - but portions saves carving) a bag of salad potatoes, bag of baby carrots, maybe a few parsnips, a couple of cloves of garlic(optional)(rosemary works well too). Everything just gets tipped into the skillet with a little oil, covered and left for an hour or so - no messy preparation.

Yummy!


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Personlindylou
23/10/2011 at 3:31pm
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I've used my skillet a couple of times for roasts but although the meat and chicken were done nicely the roast potatos were soggy not crispy. What am I doing wrong.


PersonJewelsm
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yummy - I am going to have to get one of these.  It does everything - its on my xmas list along with a TARDIS for a vehicle cos according to the OH its the only way I can have everything I want for camping and still be able to travel to the sites in one vehicle.



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Personpepe63
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Would an "ordinary" enamel pot similar to this work?(..admittedly maybe  not as "multi use" as the double skillet)..

Enamel Pot

Although my one concern with that would be,how the bottom would hold up,if constantly used on the hob...?

Having said that,I suppose a diffuser like these,would address that issue..

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=heat+diffuser

Edit:Oops!

I've just noticed that they sell those diffusers on the double skillet website..



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PersonGary Eaves
25/10/2011 at 4:20pm
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Hi, bought the wife one of thee 10/11yrs ago, she cooks allsorts in it. it has gone fron our trailer tent through to our folding camper and now in the van. an ideal item for any camper/caravanner. she wouldnt be without it.


Personskiddly
24/12/2011 at 7:42pm
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there is me the mrs and daughter who does,nt eat a lot so would the smaller size do us perhaps.The double skillet is probably gonna be our next purchase but dont tell her indoors till i order it lol.

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Personbolandx6
27/12/2011 at 1:44pm
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I've not heard of a skillet for camping before. There are 6 of us in my family, so a big one is essential. Can anyone recommend an electric one or gas (whichever is best)?



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