Camp Cooking | Pasta Carbonara on Trangia Stove
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ธ.ค. 2021
- During a period of very cold and potentially stormy weather in late November I travelled to Cheshire, having an overnight stay in Broxton at the Durham Heifer Cafe & Campsite in rural West Cheshire.
Whilst there I cooked a simple but favourite meal, Pasta Carbonara with Smoked Pancetta.
I also talk about my new cook set, the Trangia 27-1 UL Complete Cooking System, with additional accessories to make it complete for my use.
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Nice stove, pan & pot combo & a nice meal to boot.
The cook set is working out well and nice easy food for a winters evening 👍🏻
The beauty of remote cannister stoves is you can turn the gas bottle upside down when the gas gets low and/or it's cold out. Might have helped with the spluttering.
Hi Phil, good tip, also I now use slip on wrist bandage over the canister which seems to help 👍🏻
I have been using a trangia since the mid 80’s. I use the metho burner without any issues. I boil water in the pot for tea and use a tea Bag in my cup to brew it. Instead of a kettle I carry a 300 ml flask of metho inside. That lasts me easily a long weekend.
I’m going to try meths next time and good idea cutting gear back… I do love the little kettle though 😂 on some trips I just take a small titanium pot and cook on that with little pocket rocket 👍🏻
Good on you mate. Inspires me to keep getting out there.
Just got to keep going 😃
Nice video, cooked many a time on the Trangia.......the large hole in the sieve is designed for the handle to fit when draining. I mainly cook on meths, with a touch of water to stop the blackening of the pots... You could have a little meths one running alongside to boil the water for your brew.
Cheers John, good idea about having separate brew up… is your addition of water just a teaspoon amount
@@thecampingbiker791 yep...there is obviously a proper formula ( not sure what off the top of my head) but it's only a small amount compared to the meths I've also bought a foldable stove that uses wood, just in case, takes no room up and small twigs/branches can be picked up at will.
@@johnw2758 I’ll look into that and I to have a small twig burning stove and that’s also a great bit of kit
Been watching these videos for a week or so now ive used a trangia for a few years great bit of kit.
One bit of advice id add is use fresh pasta it only takes 3 minutes keep up the great work
Good idea Chris, although I always carry one dry portion as a back up better idea having fresh for planned cooking..the Trangia is a good set up isn’t it!
I have gained a lot from watching this useful Video. Have ordered a Trangia Stove with gas attachment (not arrived yet) so watching TH-cam and getting all the gen. Yours was the first using gas and having minor problems the same as I expect to have and showing how to cook a simple tasty meal. One bit of gen. more expense of course, a Primus Pot Holder does not 'damage' the gripping area of the pans. Now 76, best Bike was a Yahama 900 Exup, toured on a VHR 750.
Nice to hear from you Mike and thanks for watching the video..I’m really liking the Trangia and looking forward to more cooking in the future 👍🏻
Hi ...have been watching your channel a while now since I have a cb 500 x as well and like camping( in nice weather).I am 63 now and driving bikes since my 17 th.....one thing I keep on noticing is that bikes evolved a lot more than the cooking camping gear.I don,t think my ,,cooking equipment,,changed a lot in 40 years.
Hi Robert, good to hear from you and I’d have to agree…..the Trangia has been around for decades 😆
Cracking.
I do love watching a camp cooking video.
If you like a little bit of spice, fry up some chopped chicken breast, heat up a jar of kung po sauce and put some chicken and some fresh salad in a wrap with a drizzle of sour cream and a spoon full of kungpo sauce.
Easy and super delicious.
I always make enough so I have one extra to have cold for breakfast.
Nice one Dave, I like Kung po so will definitely give it a try…and you never know I may film it 😆 👍🏻
Wasn't boring at all I'd of fried some mushrooms and onions too, good on you for braving this weather!
Cheers Geordi, love both mushrooms and onions so you’ll see them appear sometime 😆 There’s a video for the following night…Storm Arwen…that was really bad but was on a pub campsite 😂
All good stuff think you need to use your Trangia gear a lot more and you won’t look so ham fisted, and the drainer has a cut out for the pot handle much safer that the cloth. Keep the videos coming.
Hi Ian, only second time of use and first with the drainer….suppose I should have read the instruction 😆 keep watching for much slicker use 😂 👍🏻
Well done 👏
Thanks Kevin 👍🏻
bit of advice, remove top section then light burner and refit, this saves you putting your hand in the void to light the burner and singing all the hairs on your hand.
Cheers Barry, must admit I forgot this time having done it properly first time I used it 😂
That all looked good enough to eat Andrew😜 you're a brave man camping in freezing temperatures 🥶is this all practice for a trip to Alaska one day, maybe🤔😉
Well Dwayne, it certainly was good and keeps you going in winter conditions 😆 All good practice for whatever comes and Alaska would be a great challenge 👍🏻
@@thecampingbiker791 haha👍keep inspiring us all bud, it's definitely helping me to plan my trips around blighty next year😉
@@ifindoubtbailout70 thanks Dwayne, appreciate that 👍🏻
Hi from New Zealand. Nice one. I just bought the storm cooker set. Thanks ☺
Great bit of kit and love NZ, we were there at start of lockdown and had extended visit in Christchurch for which I now know every street through our daily walks 😆
excellent
Cheers.. I plan to film more camp cooking, even did a roast dinner once but often haven’t bothered to film as so hungry 😂
Nice meal and a great video. If Frankie Boyle was English and very polite... He'd be cooking outdoors instead of insulting people. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Gary, you’ve made me chuckle this morning 😆
Nice video! I love Trangia and motocamping.
Why you did't grab the pot with the pot grabber/holder when drain? Its easier and safer this way...
Hi Ruben, new to Trangia but liking it very much….yes, I realised when looking back at the video I could have done that, I’ll know for next time 😂 👍🏻
Just bought the non stick ,expensive but f it .can’t wait for the season
Think the non stick will be a useful addition, roll on summer
Is that a can of brew dog I see? Love my trangia 27 so Easy to use
Yes, Brewdog Punk IPA and very nice it is 😃 the Trangia is good as well 😂
Nice but very complicated set up. I really prefer simple stuff. Usually go for a steak. This is fast and delicious. I use my Firebox stove for that.
Can’t argue with that, love a steak on an open fire 😃
Enjoyed that but dissappointed it was not a fresh made carbonara sauce, I’ve watched too much Gino Di Campio😹😎
….and not fresh pasta either! I’ll do better next time 😆
In My opinion B25 is better than GB74.
I really liked the music. What is its name, please.
Hi Charlie, it’s a clip I used from my editing software (Adobe Premier Rush) and it’s called New Adventure by Tripple Scoop Music.. info about them can be found here 👍🏻
triplescoopmusic.com/
I like this video a lot, as you talk to me, i think we sat together and talk, keep doing this, don't listen to those who limit or shaping you in their way.
You like to read? Have your read the Bible fully? Sorry for asking, just a normal question without hidden agendas.
Cheers.
That’s very kind of you to say and I appreciate it…thank you!
I’ve read some of the bible, although just from an interest rather than theological point of view, however not managed to read it all.
Keep safe and enjoy your riding 👍🏻
It’s impossible not to be able to use the fuel burner. Fill with meths/ ethanol, light and cook.
I’ve always used gas cartridges, tending to be nervous of change, but thinking ethanol might be way forward…just need to be brave and try it 😆 👍🏻
@@thecampingbiker791 I think gas is more convenient and less chance of leakage
@@neilfields5914 bit of a pain when you run out of gas and forgot the spare though 😬
LOL you forgot the kitchen sink, but ten out of ten for effort.
Ha, amazing how it all packs down but I still use my ultralight cooking system on most occasions…usually on pub campsites 😂
Trang is with alcohol. Next..
Coincidentally I’ve been planning to use with bio ethanol next time camping and wondering if the petrol version is worth a look 😬
@@thecampingbiker791 petrol sounds like an expensive cooking fuel…
@@40mosher it does now…maybe I’ll just become a meth head 😂
@@thecampingbiker791 would assume bioethanol is the way forward
@@40mosher yep, that’s what I’ve bought..seems to work well enough though I’ve never used a meth stove before so had trepidation! Thought it would be good back up to my usual running out of gas but I’ll play with it next time out.