I'm super late to the party, but I've been very curious about this baking technique. Later in the video you have stones on bottom with muffin tin on top, using zebra pot upright (I guess to reheat or finish up). Would it not work doing this from the beginning? It seems like the hassle of the pot being on its side, especially with something in there that might make juice, makes it a better idea to use the pot rightside up, stones on bottom, perhaps some sort of rack holding things midway, etc. Is sideways necessary because you very much need the coals on top, so then the lid opening would be even worse of a hassle? If that's the case, I'm imagining a nice fitted round cake pan, like just the right size to sit on top of the un-lidded zebra, with a small fire in it, with some kind of wire/handle to lift it to check on contents. A cake pan that actually went in a little and the rim being where it stops sliding in (like a cake pan fitted to the zebra) would be perfect, right? Would that make the whole sideways thing unnecessary? Or is there still some benefit?
They look fantastic. 👍
That's the best camp bake I've seen .on youtube
Those actually look really good!!!!!
smart cooking. Old school.
Suuuper cool
A crown royal bag? Thanks for the video.
Nothing like a country biscuit
Great Video where’s the music from please Ben
잘봤어요^^*
Hi great video! Did you just make the wire for the top? Or did it come with that? Thanks!
jimmy 2skidoos thanks for watching I made it myself.
Was that a 14 cm or a 16 cm pot?
Catherine Perrett thanks for watching. This is the 16cm zebra pot.
Gotta question your judgement, based on that hideous cacophony you played in the video! What were you thinking?!?
You lucky dog
Yummy nummy 😋
Those stones inside,,,,,,, how simple a genius idea can be
Good job Ben! Those looked absolutely delicious! Thanks!
i would never have thought of that way of baking. baking is a good trail morale booster if you can do it.
Those turned out awesome.
I'm super late to the party, but I've been very curious about this baking technique. Later in the video you have stones on bottom with muffin tin on top, using zebra pot upright (I guess to reheat or finish up). Would it not work doing this from the beginning? It seems like the hassle of the pot being on its side, especially with something in there that might make juice, makes it a better idea to use the pot rightside up, stones on bottom, perhaps some sort of rack holding things midway, etc. Is sideways necessary because you very much need the coals on top, so then the lid opening would be even worse of a hassle? If that's the case, I'm imagining a nice fitted round cake pan, like just the right size to sit on top of the un-lidded zebra, with a small fire in it, with some kind of wire/handle to lift it to check on contents. A cake pan that actually went in a little and the rim being where it stops sliding in (like a cake pan fitted to the zebra) would be perfect, right? Would that make the whole sideways thing unnecessary? Or is there still some benefit?
Why do yo transport stones?
Easy to find.
Idea is good! Thank yo
Perfect. Great Job.
Nicely done man ! Looked awesome!
Thank you for the video.
I'm want to make that top rack for the coals, what did you use? The one sold on a web site is small. Thanks for the video.
carmen martinez I used a thick hanger. Works great. Thanks for watching.
Good idea
pretty awesome!!!
I JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL AND LIKED THE BISCUIT IDEA. LIKED AND SUBBED YOUR CHANNEL...
Nice biscuits. Thanks for the info.
Is your oven broke