Would it be alright to use this pan over a campfire?
1798033
I have used it over direct fire in a charcoal grill, so I am assuming it would be just fine over a campfire. Hope this helps!
1798034
It's pretty heavy and would get very hot; but if you have something safe to hold it up over a campfire, it should work just fine. It's made out of heavy-duty cast iron, already seasoned and ready to be used. I would recommend using a lodge item that has a handle though.
1798035
Yes of course. This is a full cast iron product, any and all full cast iron can be used over a campfire as long as you know how to set it up so your food wont fall off if the coals/logs shift position. As long as it is stable, then yes it can easily be used just like a griddle with a bit of an edge to keep the food/grease inside.
1798036
Yes, it's cast iron. It will work just as well on a campfire as it does on your grill or in your kitchen oven. Very versatile!
1798037
I have not attempted to do so, but am sure it would be fine. It's constructed of heavy cast iron, so you'd use it, as you would other cast iron cookware over a fire. I imagine, you'd be best served placing it over a stand up grill, over the fire.
1446370
I would think so. We used it on a propane stove and on the grill over a campfire and it worked perfectly. It has a nice heft to it, not as thin as a previous one.
2026056
yes, I use it for camp cooking. Its sturdy and about the right height. Works fine for me!
960116
Just remember that this oven gets very hot and is a danger to anyone coming in contact with it. It would be safer to use it outside with a Coleman camp stove and not use it inside of an enclosed camper. I would not use it inside of our trailer.
1472651
I wouldn't try it over an open fire. The plastic coatings would melt, and the bottoms would be hard to clean. It works well over a small stove, in fact one will fit inside with a small tank of fuel.
646332
I'd use it over a Dutch Oven. I think it would certainly help to keep most of the heat in and around the Dutch Oven. It's worth the money
801949
Jen, Yes, it is cast iron so you should be able to use it on a camp fire, stove, in the oven, electric or gas I would think. It was given as a gift so I have not seen it myself but hope this is helpful.
1381128
Yes, you just need to make the woodstove hot enough for what you want to cook. A hot campfire is ok, but smoke might become a problem.
917868
As long as it is outside over a controlled burner (not a campfire), and the temperatures are not extremely cold (such below 0), there's no reason this pot wouldn't hold up. We use ours on a huge 6 burner gas stove and fill it nearly to the brim with soup. Handles and everything have held up great.
1415476
I would not recommend any stove, including this one, be used inside a tent for warmth. There is a large flame generated.
1151546
No, I would never attempt to roast anything directly over the firepit that MIGHT drip down into it. It would prove to be very messy. I am not familiar with the coleman popcorn popper, so don't have any idea of the process. General Rule: Don't put anything into the flames!
2038994
Yes, remove the cast iron pan from its wooden base and it's just like a cast iron skillet. Fine in the oven as well or over a camp fire.
1381127
The Coleman camping oven is designed to sit on a two- or three-burner camping stove. The propane or gasoline camping stove will work. The instructions do not reference using it over a wood fire. I would not recommend using it over a wood fire.
1536810
Well if we are talking just flame, probably. I use a gas stove. Sitting on coals I'd worry a bit. The inner pan is pretty thin so over a very hot fire it will probably scortch the food. The outer pot has a heat sink in the bottom not sure what the melting temp is etc. I'd contact the company and ask them to be sure it can be used that way, but I don't see why over a small fire it would pose any problems.
1543508
I haven't done that but it would seem like a great use for it, pretty much the same as doing it over a gas or charcoal grill - heat is heat!
623307
I don't know why not but I would not put it over a stove. I don't think it would stand the heat.
1639876
Probably, yes. It is Ike a small cast iron skillet with a 2 foot handle. You can put it on any normal heat source. But on a stove it would not be very practical with the long handle. And to me part of the fun is using it with a camp fire.