Cool kit looks great came over from Bluegrass Bushcraft I need to make one of those stoves. Chris Stone gave me a little pan like that I've got a little stick stove that would work great as a wind break for a set-up like that
Hey thanks for watching! It’s amazing what a little fire can do! I really appreciate you watching the boring parts. I love my cold handle! Thanks for letting me know you watched!!
I was sure I responded to your comment yesterday but the app says I haven’t!! Oh well one commenter referenced a stove, a Kojin, www.adventurealan.com/trail-designs-kojin-ultralight-alcohol-stove-review/. Pretty close, but I don’t get paid for mine!! Thanks for watching Dean!!!😀
Them fried biscuits looked amazing! I love the tiny cookset, and the repurpose of your fire dust tin was a great idea. Very nice little meal and coffee! Thanks for showing us too, that it doesn't take much in order to get things accomplished. Really enjoyed this one Mike!
I know I commented on your Cumberland video but was sure I had this one too. Any way, thanks for watching. That was fun using that little burner to make coffee. I love fresh bread with my meals and using that mix works out pretty well. “ Oh Noooo!” I still laugh about that. Thanks for a good memory !
🇺🇸🙋♀️🐴🍃 Hello! Your video just happened to pop up, I loved your video and had to subscribe! Very cool micro set up there. A great lil pan find by your wife, perfect fit in your kit! Was pleased to know you're friends with Uncle Plain Old Chuck and seen a couple other famiiar names. Hope your family had a great 4th of July! 👋 Ciao!
Your Uncle Chuck is a cool dude!! Glad you enjoyed the video! Chuck has funny story from the meetup about me, if he hasn’t told you!! I am sure he will tell it well!!😂😂😂 And thanks for the sub!!
Mike, You have inspired me to look at building my own microw stove. Ive got several cold handle pan. I have found many good items at thrift stores an antique stores.
Great video Mike, thanks for that. I keep seeing those cold handle skillets on Corperals Corner TH-cam channel - he tells us they are about 100 years old. Keep up the great work.
Nice little pan 👍. Look for a can of food that the can is just a little bigger or smaller than the coffee pot or cup, so one will fit inside the other. Cut the top and bottom out of the can , drill a few air holes and use for a windscreen for your stove.
I sure look forward to your comments! Thank you so much! It was a good Father’s Day! Kids came over, I got to cook on the grill, Bacon, Cheese burger sliders, and homemade peach ice cream! Even got some grandbaby love.. Thank you Miss Donna!!
What a great video. Love the stove! I find your videos so informative as well as relaxing. Your voice is so calming. Thanks so much for sharing. I always learn so much from you. Take care 🤗
I have been hoping you would get to see this one. It was a lot of fun out in the woods that day. I always look forward to hearing from you! Thank you Teresa!!😀😀😀
Wonderful setup.. I love that Out D pot stand and stove. I actually converted mine for tiny triangle along with modified triangle plate to hold esbit tabs and fit inside my 300ml stainless steel mug. That tiny alcohol stove is a great compliment for my setup. Thanks
It does work, but I believe because of surface area it would burn out quickly. Certainly give it a try and let me know what happens!! Thanks for watching!
That's a nice compact setup. The only thing I would do differently is make cowboy coffee instead of percolate. Of course, that requires a rolling boil for 3 minutes. Also, I have got to get one of those cool touch skillets. I've seen others on yt use them. I've never made a biscuit like that either so you definitely challenged me. Great vid.
Thank you! Yeah that little flame is slow going for sure. Ever make Hi-Tech Cowboy coffee? My next video on Sunday shows my favorite coffee!! Thanks for watching AC9T!!
I have an alcohol wick candle, but never thought to cook on it - it doesn't throw alot of light, and is pretty tippy, so haven't used it other than testing, needs a gasket to stop leaking. I'll have to retest it 👍 That other alcohol stove looks like the trail designs kojin, but the kojin is leakproof, even burning & inverted, no alcohol comes out! It's on my wishlist 😁
Nice cooking kit you made up Mike. I love using an alcohol stove while camping. Your biscuits looked delicious. Great find on the pan as it seems to be the perfect size to make lunch with.......Take care, Bluefin
Thank you! I really like the convenience of alcohol stoves. Biscuits made that way are really good. I was really happy about the pan. When I first heated it smoke like the dickens, that’s when I realized it was painted. Fortunately I had some new scotchbrite buffers for my drill press and that really worked great on the finish. Thanks for watching the video!!!
I just picked up that exact skillet a while back . seasoned it but haven't used it yet. I have one of those candles too but I never would have thought of using it to cook with. Pretty neat set -up Going to mix up some Bannock mix and give it a try tomorrow. but maybe on a esbit stove.. I have some military fuel tabs I want to try out. Glad the coffee worked out for ya
Cute little kit! Not sure I'd use steel wool though since that can burn (maybe not likely, but why take the chance?). Rock wool insulation (or maybe even fiberglass) might be a good alternative
Steel wool is a lot cheaper. I’ve never had any problems. I have used it with my Ferro rod and with a battery. Fascinating watching metal burn. I saw my neighbors cars burn to the frame. Nothing left but metal. The wheels had a lot of magnesium in them and once they started the Fire depart couldn’t or wouldn’t put them out. Thanks for watching! 😀
I also have some Cold Handle Skillets that had been painted for display. I burn them out thoroughly in the campfire before cleaning and then seasoning. You never know what has been used on them so a good Baptism by fire solves that.
I’ve been using this exact thing for about 2 years. I took the wick out and filled the chamber with carbon felt. It will burn for around 13mins on about 10ml of alcohol which is pretty good.
@@MIKESWILDWORLD awesome, what do you think of it? One of the good things about the felt is, if the stove falls over, no alcohol can shoot out and set the place on fire 😅
Great video. I have that same alcohol candle which will fit in a Uco candle lantern for more versatility. If that candle can perk coffee I wonder if the same can be done with a tea light. Trying is all part of the fun.
Thank you! As a young Campcrafter we were only allowed to use candle stoves for cooking. Some guys would use 2 or 3 stuck in the ground to cook with. That was living!! I bet tea lights would be fine if they last long enough! Put it on video!! Thanks for watching!
Honestly, seeing as I'm an avid coffee drinker, drinking 3 cups a day, this would be excellent to have. Instant coffee and regular coffee have different levels of caffeine. Instant coffee does not have the same effect as regular coffee so I would prefer regular coffee over instant coffee when camping. I'm going to get one too
I started enjoying individual Coffee Pod Filter Packs!! Like Cowboy Coffee without the cleanup. I show some in my video on Sunday morning. I really appreciate you watching! Thanks again!
Great show as usual Mike!👍🏻😎 I do have a couple questions. What does the steel wool do? Absorb the fuel and produce more heat? I will have to try that. I've made a few similar stoves , but used Perlite pellets. They are small pellets that you use to fill flowe pots. A bag will last you a life time and inexpensive. My other question is what size pan is that? And would you be interested in a small one if i have one? I picked up a couple and thought of you. That was a dandy looking lunch.
Thanks Chris! As far as I can figure the only thing the steel wool does is creat a baffle holding the fuel in. I tried pouring it out at about 40 degrees it wouldn’t run out. And the screen holds the steel wool. I’ve got a few too many pans now but thank you. Really appreciate you watching. Thanks again!!
Very pleasant presentation. I stopped worrying with the alcohol stive/cups and candles when i got a $8 BRS stove. Stove and 100g butane can fit in my cup along with a sachet of coffee. I don't perk, i just put the coffee in the water and boil. The cup is my boiler, so I just let it cool a bit on the rim or add a spash of cool water at the rim. Bottom keeps the coffee warm for 30 minutes. My complaint with alch was the wind screen requirements and the stoves kept burning dry before finishing breakfast or dinner. Too much fiddling.
Extended Trail cooking is definitely small gas cylinder and my breakdown burner. 👍 They say perking is the worst way to make coffee. Boil like you said, or I just throw in a good instant. Thanks for watching!!
,,,,,like that little cooking kit,, Jiffy drop biscuits,, heck yeah,, an egg on top that biscuit with the yolk,, you know what i mean,, i`m a big fan of Jiffy products anymore recipes i`m interested,,,
i've got a trail recipe that may do ya a good one. take a snall box of jiffy corn muffin mix, add in some chopped cooked bacon, some dried green onions, a pinch of garlic, salt and pepper, then do the pan fried drop biscuit trick. it's basically old corn pone (johnny/griddle cakes) with a kick. fry an egg or two, or some fresh caught pan roast fish. awesome campfire eats. can easily swap out the savory on the corn cakes for sweet by mixing a handful of rasins, some brown sugar, or other minced dried fruits into the batter before frying. gotta love a jiffy mix...it's about the most versatile product for making easy breads with lots of flexibiity in the recipes. still remember taking jiffy biscuit mix as a kid and making a thick dough (boyscout style) to wrap around smoked sausages my dad would then spit on sticks to slow brown around a campfire. what dough didn't get used up on the sausages was bannock'd on a spare board to toast by the fire.
I looked into those candles a while back but didnt pull the trigger onthem. I make similar can stoves using D25T tins, cotton and stainless mesh, Ive been meaning to9 do a video on it and the small cook kit I assembled around it.. those biscuits looked really good! Corporals corner uses the same type of frying pan and I think he has some for sale
Would love to see your cook kit. I have been trying for years to come up with an easy way to carry and have fresh bread for extended stays on the trail. The jiffy biscuit mix seems about the best solution for me and instead of trying to bake it just pan fry it. Less to carry! Get you one of those pans , I love mine. Thanks for watching and commenting.
If you do some research on Cold handle Fry Pans they are well over 100 years old and once seasoned work as well today as they did for families Way Back In The Day, I'm one when I see a dilapidated old barn by the side of the road say to myself, "If only that barn could tell me it's story, who bult it, how long did it take, what humans and or animals did it provide shelter for," the same goes for your Cold Handle Fry Pan (s), who used them back on the day, what was cooked in them providing nourishment and joy to it's users for it's many decades of life in someone's cabin kitchen, etc. Be & Stay Well my friend.
So true. Some “cold handle “ type pans where made in the early 1900s. No makers mark don’t help much. I have my mother’s cast iron pan that she got from her mother. I still cook in it.
The wick probably is rubbish. I don’t like the one in mine. I have since changed mine to a stove and like that more. I’ll be posting that video later on. Thanks for watching!!
Thanks for watching! I hope you are just joking. If not I’ll be glad to explain. Glad you committed! Always good to hear you viewers!😀😀😀 I’ll check out your channel in a bit!! Thanks, Mike.
I did not know that those packets were special! Thanks for watching all the more. I’ll check out your channel later today. Thank you for watching the video.!!!😀
You can put it out anytime but you’ll have to store the remaining fuel in another container. That one leaks on it’s side. It needs another O ring in the top cap to seal up. Of course, I have 3 other stoves that are full sized like the Trangia and they leak to! Not even designed not to leak. It seems that the one that cost the least, works the best. In this situation only!! We often only get what we pay for!😀😀😀Thanks you watching!!
Hi ! You Surprised Us With Your Candle Stove ! 👍🏼 But i Would Like To Know What IT the Name Of the Compagny Of Your Percolator ! .. Thanks For Your Video ! 👍🏼 From Downtown Montreal ⚜️🇨🇦👋🏼👋🏼🤗 🤩😍🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for watching the video! I bought the hot pot off Amazon and repurposed an old percolator to fit inside. There’s a video for a home made percolator showing how I made it! MICRO COFFEE POT-HOME MADE! th-cam.com/video/JpBYHwWZDTo/w-d-xo.html
I do. Thanks for asking! Alcohol Stove, Camping Stove with Stove Cover, Stainless Steel Windproof Solo Stove, Suitable for Outdoor Camping Hiking Backpacking a.co/d/f59DVgV
The problem is its an alcohol stove. Use a BRS Titanium burner and a 100g fuel canister. Those and a lighter will comfortably fit in a TOAKS 550 ml mug.
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SUPERB take on outdoor cooking very enjoyable .
Thank you very much!
Got a new fancy stove. Be out soon!
Cool kit looks great came over from Bluegrass Bushcraft I need to make one of those stoves. Chris Stone gave me a little pan like that I've got a little stick stove that would work great as a wind break for a set-up like that
Hey thanks for watching! It’s amazing what a little fire can do! I really appreciate you watching the boring parts.
I love my cold handle! Thanks for letting me know you watched!!
That’s a cool idea giving that tin a second life as a stove! Well done, sir. 🤘
I was sure I responded to your comment yesterday but the app says I haven’t!! Oh well one commenter referenced a stove, a Kojin, www.adventurealan.com/trail-designs-kojin-ultralight-alcohol-stove-review/.
Pretty close, but I don’t get paid for mine!! Thanks for watching Dean!!!😀
Enjoyed the conversation along with the content, keep it simple.
Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing this informative video. All the best to you. Stay safe out there. 🤗 👋
Thank you for watching and the kind words. The world could use more like you!! Thanks!!😀
First time viewer...Really fun and interesting...Thanks for the upload!
Actually I thank you for watching!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks again!
Mike
Them fried biscuits looked amazing! I love the tiny cookset, and the repurpose of your fire dust tin was a great idea. Very nice little meal and coffee! Thanks for showing us too, that it doesn't take much in order to get things accomplished. Really enjoyed this one Mike!
I know I commented on your Cumberland video but was sure I had this one too. Any way, thanks for watching. That was fun using that little burner to make coffee. I love fresh bread with my meals and using that mix works out pretty well.
“ Oh Noooo!” I still laugh about that.
Thanks for a good memory !
Coffee and biscuits looked pretty good! I like your alcohol “candle” cooker 👍🏻 I’m sending the wife to Bojangles for steak biscuits 😂
And you got extra for your old buddy @mikeswildworld!
Mouth watering 😋
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching and commenting!!
Mike, you just up graded my EDC .😉. Thanks for a great, late night "Idea" session .
Thank you!
Appreciate you watching!
It all turned out so nice. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Thank you for watching!!
Thanks for sharing, awesome video!!!!😊
Thank you!! I appreciate you watching the video. Check out “ Eat Sleep Snore, Part 2”. Funny ending!! Fun video.
Thank you Mike 😊
Welcome Paul!!😀
Thanks for watching!!!
🇺🇸🙋♀️🐴🍃 Hello! Your video just happened to pop up, I loved your video and had to subscribe! Very cool micro set up there. A great lil pan find by your wife, perfect fit in your kit! Was pleased to know you're friends with Uncle Plain Old Chuck and seen a couple other famiiar names. Hope your family had a great 4th of July! 👋 Ciao!
Your Uncle Chuck is a cool dude!!
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Chuck has funny story from the meetup about me, if he hasn’t told you!! I am sure he will tell it well!!😂😂😂
And thanks for the sub!!
Very nice 👍
Thank you. I really appreciate you watching the video.
Cool pan and burner! I Have to get something similar and make that kind of burner for myself! Thumbs up!
Thank you!! I appreciate you watching!!
Where has yer channel been hidein.... I love it.
Rit under your thum the hole time! Thanks!!!😀😀
@@MIKESWILDWORLD well yer rite bout that...hahahaha
Mike, You have inspired me to look at building my own microw stove. Ive got several cold handle pan. I have found many good items at thrift stores an antique stores.
Thank you Mike! You’ll like the little stove!! Love the cold handle pans!
Thanks for watching!
Nice little kit Mike. That's cool of Chuck, wonder if he remembered the water on his run of the coffee. Lol
That coffee was awesome! Thanks for watching!!
Great video Mike, thanks for that. I keep seeing those cold handle skillets on Corperals Corner TH-cam channel - he tells us they are about 100 years old. Keep up the great work.
They are old. Some more than others.
I see them on Wagon Train and GunSmoke a lot. Thanks for watching!!👍
Very Cool
Thank you!
Good job.
Thank you!
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I love that thank you sir
Thank you Wayne! I really appreciate you watching!
Nice little pan 👍. Look for a can of food that the can is just a little bigger or smaller than the coffee pot or cup, so one will fit inside the other. Cut the top and bottom out of the can , drill a few air holes and use for a windscreen for your stove.
Thanks for watching!!
I’ll be on the lookout for a can!! Maybe that can can “funny “ be in a video.
Really appreciate you watching.!
Thanks!!
Great video my friend 😊
Thank you!
I appreciate you watching!!😀
Loved the video perfect cooking, mini cookers the way to go very very well done l enjoyed every minute thanks😊
Thank you! Is it Angie?
I really appreciate you watching the video!! Please reply if you can. Thanks again!!😀😀 Mike
Magic Mike 🤗 Love that micro cook setup 😍
And dang good looking meal 😋
That marinade is the bomb 😉💯
Happy Father’s Day To ya
I sure look forward to your comments! Thank you so much!
It was a good Father’s Day! Kids came over, I got to cook on the grill, Bacon, Cheese burger sliders, and homemade peach ice cream! Even got some grandbaby love..
Thank you Miss Donna!!
@@MIKESWILDWORLD WOOOOWHOOOO !!! 🙌🏻👍🏻
One word, minibulldesign, welcome to the party.
Thanks!
pretty complete there
Thank you!! Appreciate you watching the video.
What a great video. Love the stove! I find your videos so informative as well as relaxing. Your voice is so calming. Thanks so much for sharing. I always learn so much from you. Take care 🤗
I have been hoping you would get to see this one. It was a lot of fun out in the woods that day.
I always look forward to hearing from you!
Thank you Teresa!!😀😀😀
Very interesting thank you
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!!!
Wonderful setup.. I love that Out D pot stand and stove. I actually converted mine for tiny triangle along with modified triangle plate to hold esbit tabs and fit inside my 300ml stainless steel mug. That tiny alcohol stove is a great compliment for my setup. Thanks
Thank you for watching and telling me about your setup. Alcohol stoves are fun to work with!!
thank you for sharing your coffee and lunch with us, Mike. Nice little pan. Stay safe and stay cool
Thank you Sir!
Thanks for the mention Mike ! Not sure why YT is using my old name...lol
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What a handy setup! I wonder if an Altoids tin would work. We need a link to your alcohol candle!
It does work, but I believe because of surface area it would burn out quickly.
Certainly give it a try and let me know what happens!!
Thanks for watching!
I was honestly waiting for Tom Thumb to cameo along with tiny thimble...(stage left) 🤪🌞😋😂🤣
That burner was terribly small. But it was a small pot. Alcohol stoves are fun. They don’t blow up, easy to put out!!!
Thanks for watching!!
That's a nice compact setup.
The only thing I would do differently is make cowboy coffee instead of percolate. Of course, that requires a rolling boil for 3 minutes.
Also, I have got to get one of those cool touch skillets. I've seen others on yt use them. I've never made a biscuit like that either so you definitely challenged me. Great vid.
Thank you! Yeah that little flame is slow going for sure.
Ever make Hi-Tech Cowboy coffee?
My next video on Sunday shows my favorite coffee!!
Thanks for watching AC9T!!
I have an alcohol wick candle, but never thought to cook on it - it doesn't throw alot of light, and is pretty tippy, so haven't used it other than testing, needs a gasket to stop leaking. I'll have to retest it 👍
That other alcohol stove looks like the trail designs kojin, but the kojin is leakproof, even burning & inverted, no alcohol comes out! It's on my wishlist 😁
You are right. Not much light.
Thanks for watching!
Nice cooking kit you made up Mike. I love using an alcohol stove while camping. Your biscuits looked delicious. Great find on the pan as it seems to be the perfect size to make lunch with.......Take care, Bluefin
Thank you! I really like the convenience of alcohol stoves. Biscuits made that way are really good. I was really happy about the pan. When I first heated it smoke like the dickens, that’s when I realized it was painted. Fortunately I had some new scotchbrite buffers for my drill press and that really worked great on the finish. Thanks for watching the video!!!
I just picked up that exact skillet a while back . seasoned it but haven't used it yet. I have one of those candles too but I never would have thought of using it to cook with. Pretty neat set -up Going to mix up some Bannock mix and give it a try tomorrow. but maybe on a esbit stove.. I have some military fuel tabs I want to try out. Glad the coffee worked out for ya
That coffee was awesome!!! Thanks for giving me some!
I was well pleased with the little pan!
Thanks for watching Chuck!
It’s like a different time of day when it starts percolating
When you hear that first perk, it’s “Game on”!
Thank you for watching !!
Really neat setup I’m going to have to get a skillet like that now haha
I have several sizes of pans now but that little one is my favorite! Thanks for watching the video and commenting!!
Estupendo kit, me suscribo.
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Really appreciate it!
Cute little kit! Not sure I'd use steel wool though since that can burn (maybe not likely, but why take the chance?). Rock wool insulation (or maybe even fiberglass) might be a good alternative
Steel wool is a lot cheaper. I’ve never had any problems. I have used it with my Ferro rod and with a battery. Fascinating watching metal burn.
I saw my neighbors cars burn to the frame. Nothing left but metal. The wheels had a lot of magnesium in them and once they started the Fire depart couldn’t or wouldn’t put them out. Thanks for watching! 😀
Wild!
That’s an awesome comment! Thank you!😀
UK 👍
👍thanks for watching!!
I also have some Cold Handle Skillets that had been painted for display. I burn them out thoroughly in the campfire before cleaning and then seasoning. You never know what has been used on them so a good Baptism by fire solves that.
Exactly!! I can trust my build up but not theirs. I cooked an egg in one painted. That was one ugly egg! 😳
I’ve been using this exact thing for about 2 years. I took the wick out and filled the chamber with carbon felt. It will burn for around 13mins on about 10ml of alcohol which is pretty good.
I think that is a great idea!! Haven’t got that far yet!!
Thanks for watching!!
Just built one like you described. It will be in my next video!
@@MIKESWILDWORLD awesome, what do you think of it? One of the good things about the felt is, if the stove falls over, no alcohol can shoot out and set the place on fire 😅
Great video. I have that same alcohol candle which will fit in a Uco candle lantern for more versatility. If that candle can perk coffee I wonder if the same can be done with a tea light. Trying is all part of the fun.
Thank you! As a young Campcrafter we were only allowed to use candle stoves for cooking. Some guys would use 2 or 3 stuck in the ground to cook with. That was living!!
I bet tea lights would be fine if they last long enough! Put it on video!!
Thanks for watching!
@@MIKESWILDWORLD I don't make videos but prefer to enjoy your work. Thanks again.
Great video subscribed
I’m glad you enjoyed it! I really appreciate you watching!
Cool kit, subbed your channel
Thank you! Appreciate the sub too!!
Honestly, seeing as I'm an avid coffee drinker, drinking 3 cups a day, this would be excellent to have. Instant coffee and regular coffee have different levels of caffeine. Instant coffee does not have the same effect as regular coffee so I would prefer regular coffee over instant coffee when camping. I'm going to get one too
I started enjoying individual Coffee Pod Filter Packs!! Like Cowboy Coffee without the cleanup. I show some in my video on Sunday morning.
I really appreciate you watching! Thanks again!
Great show as usual Mike!👍🏻😎 I do have a couple questions. What does the steel wool do? Absorb the fuel and produce more heat? I will have to try that. I've made a few similar stoves , but used Perlite pellets. They are small pellets that you use to fill flowe pots. A bag will last you a life time and inexpensive. My other question is what size pan is that? And would you be interested in a small one if i have one? I picked up a couple and thought of you. That was a dandy looking lunch.
Thanks Chris!
As far as I can figure the only thing the steel wool does is creat a baffle holding the fuel in. I tried pouring it out at about 40 degrees it wouldn’t run out. And the screen holds the steel wool.
I’ve got a few too many pans now but thank you.
Really appreciate you watching. Thanks again!!
@@MIKESWILDWORLDhi mujhe.. Liberty video.. Thanks.
Could you make a short video on how to make that little alcohol since... Very nice indeed!
Very pleasant presentation.
I stopped worrying with the alcohol stive/cups and candles when i got a $8 BRS stove. Stove and 100g butane can fit in my cup along with a sachet of coffee.
I don't perk, i just put the coffee in the water and boil. The cup is my boiler, so I just let it cool a bit on the rim or add a spash of cool water at the rim. Bottom keeps the coffee warm for 30 minutes.
My complaint with alch was the wind screen requirements and the stoves kept burning dry before finishing breakfast or dinner. Too much fiddling.
Extended Trail cooking is definitely small gas cylinder and my breakdown burner. 👍
They say perking is the worst way to make coffee. Boil like you said, or I just throw in a good instant.
Thanks for watching!!
Gotta have the cornbread from Jiffy….Made about 40 miles from me in Michigan…Its the sweetest once you try it you won’t eat anything else.
Yeah , I eat me some Jiffy cornbread !!!
Thanks for watching!!
hi Mke. Do you have a source for that little alcohol "candle" ? I like your video style, comfortable and genuine.
Plain old Amazon.
Thanks for the complement!
Appreciate you watching!!!
,,,,,like that little cooking kit,, Jiffy drop biscuits,, heck yeah,, an egg on top that biscuit with the yolk,, you know what i mean,, i`m a big fan of Jiffy products anymore recipes i`m interested,,,
I started to cook a dippy egg and stick the biscuit in it. That’s good eating to me.
Thanks for watching!!😀
i've got a trail recipe that may do ya a good one. take a snall box of jiffy corn muffin mix, add in some chopped cooked bacon, some dried green onions, a pinch of garlic, salt and pepper, then do the pan fried drop biscuit trick. it's basically old corn pone (johnny/griddle cakes) with a kick. fry an egg or two, or some fresh caught pan roast fish. awesome campfire eats. can easily swap out the savory on the corn cakes for sweet by mixing a handful of rasins, some brown sugar, or other minced dried fruits into the batter before frying. gotta love a jiffy mix...it's about the most versatile product for making easy breads with lots of flexibiity in the recipes. still remember taking jiffy biscuit mix as a kid and making a thick dough (boyscout style) to wrap around smoked sausages my dad would then spit on sticks to slow brown around a campfire. what dough didn't get used up on the sausages was bannock'd on a spare board to toast by the fire.
I looked into those candles a while back but didnt pull the trigger onthem. I make similar can stoves using D25T tins, cotton and stainless mesh, Ive been meaning to9 do a video on it and the small cook kit I assembled around it.. those biscuits looked really good! Corporals corner uses the same type of frying pan and I think he has some for sale
Would love to see your cook kit. I have been trying for years to come up with an easy way to carry and have fresh bread for extended stays on the trail.
The jiffy biscuit mix seems about the best solution for me and instead of trying to bake it just pan fry it. Less to carry! Get you one of those pans , I love mine.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
I cant seem to find the skillet. I looked up cold handle skillet...cant find one with that name.
Those are available on eBay. Most are very old but still reasonably priced. I use country thrift stores for finding those.
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Thank you!
If you do some research on Cold handle Fry Pans they are well over 100 years old and once seasoned work as well today as they did for families Way Back In The Day, I'm one when I see a dilapidated old barn by the side of the road say to myself, "If only that barn could tell me it's story, who bult it, how long did it take, what humans and or animals did it provide shelter for," the same goes for your Cold Handle Fry Pan (s), who used them back on the day, what was cooked in them providing nourishment and joy to it's users for it's many decades of life in someone's cabin kitchen, etc. Be & Stay Well my friend.
So true. Some “cold handle “ type pans where made in the early 1900s. No makers mark don’t help much. I have my mother’s cast iron pan that she got from her mother. I still cook in it.
I have used a tiny cup with vermiculite half filled and add alcohol. Never burns out the vermiculite
I have heard of several people doing that. Seems to work great! Thanks for watching!!
I got one of those candles. I couldn't get it to work. I wonder if the wick is rubbish and needs to be replaced
The wick probably is rubbish. I don’t like the one in mine. I have since changed mine to a stove and like that more. I’ll be posting that video later on.
Thanks for watching!!
How much alcohol does the candle hold? Great little cook set, thanks for sharing. :)
Holds about 1/2 oz.
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@@MIKESWILDWORLD Thanks! Would you say you had one cup of water in your pot for coffee? :)
It was one cup of water to which I add 2 oz to cool off. Fills my 10 oz insulated mug. 😀
@@MIKESWILDWORLD Great, thanks! I am a bit impressed that the little flame boiled one cup of water. :)
Mike,do you recall where you got the micro coffee percolator ??? Thanks !
MICRO COFFEE POT-HOME MADE!
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That’s a DIY!
What do you mean steel wool and a screen? What's a screen? Thanks! It's similar to the xboil set up.
Thanks for watching! I hope you are just joking. If not I’ll be glad to explain.
Glad you committed! Always good to hear you viewers!😀😀😀
I’ll check out your channel in a bit!!
Thanks, Mike.
It's 10pm and now I'm craving chicken and biscuits.
Go get you some! Life is short!
Even shorter if you eat too much chicken and biscuits. 😂
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Great vid, i have a similar one with a boot polish tin, it has fibreglass rope coiled in it, works great 👍🏼
What is your drop biscuit recipe?
Just that jiffy mix and water and ghee if I have it. Olive oil works great too!
@@MIKESWILDWORLD im in the UK so trying different things as i do 1870s American living history, unfortunately we dont get the packet mixes over here.
I did not know that those packets were special! Thanks for watching all the more. I’ll check out your channel later today. Thank you for watching the video.!!!😀
With the candle, is it possible to put the flame out part way through? Or does it always have to burn out?
You can put it out anytime but you’ll have to store the remaining fuel in another container. That one leaks on it’s side. It needs another O ring in the top cap to seal up.
Of course, I have 3 other stoves that are full sized like the Trangia and they leak to! Not even designed not to leak. It seems that the one that cost the least, works the best. In this situation only!!
We often only get what we pay for!😀😀😀Thanks you watching!!
Hi ! You Surprised Us With Your Candle Stove ! 👍🏼 But i Would Like To Know What IT the Name Of the Compagny Of Your Percolator ! .. Thanks For Your Video ! 👍🏼 From Downtown Montreal ⚜️🇨🇦👋🏼👋🏼🤗 🤩😍🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for watching the video!
I bought the hot pot off Amazon and repurposed an old percolator to fit inside. There’s a video for a home made percolator showing how I made it! MICRO COFFEE POT-HOME MADE!
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Hi ! Thanks For the Answer ! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Do you have a link for the windscreen? I can't find it on Amazon.
I do. Thanks for asking!
Alcohol Stove, Camping Stove with Stove Cover, Stainless Steel Windproof Solo Stove, Suitable for Outdoor Camping Hiking Backpacking a.co/d/f59DVgV
@@MIKESWILDWORLD Thank you for the link.
Hey Mike, what was the name of the wind screen that you used?
That was an “OUT D”.
Thanks for asking!
@@MIKESWILDWORLD Thank you for replying.
I have been looking for a stove like that, where did you get it or where can I get one? Thank you.
I made that one Brian from my Fire Dust can. Someone said Kojin makes on for sale which is very similar.
Thanks for watching!😀
@@MIKESWILDWORLD I meant the bronze candle stove?
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Okay. That’s an Amazon thing called an alcohol candle! Thanks for letting me know!!
Is there a video on your homemade stove
Working on it!!
Where did you find the 1 cup percolator?
It’s a hot pot from Amazon.
Here’s a link to how I made it.
Thanks for watching!!
MICRO COFFEE POT-HOME MADE!
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Thank you very much
Where can you buy the windscreen
AMAZON! Thanks for asking!
For me, l would have coffee and a pancake (with syrup and whiskey toppings).
Maple syrup? Don’t know anything about whiskey toppings.
I like a good American Honey!
Really appreciate you watching the video! Thanks!!
Living in Thailand now, I use a Vietnamese drip coffee maker. Much smaller and lighter than this.
I have one! Interesting gadget. When I go camping I keep everything pretty simple. So not too many frills. 😀
Thanks for watching!
What size skillet?
6” Cold Handle! Saw one on Gunsmoke TV show the other day!!😀😀
That fry pan negates the weight savings.
Cold handle pans are very lightweight.
Thanks for watching!!
I have one just a small but a little wider but it’s pretty damn good
Alcohol stoves are fun to make and cook on. I accidentally lit the refill bottle the other day. That was interesting!!😂😂😂
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The problem is its an alcohol stove. Use a BRS Titanium burner and a 100g fuel canister. Those and a lighter will comfortably fit in a TOAKS 550 ml mug.
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Please leave a link to the
Brute deodorant for fuel video .
COOKING WITH BRUT IN A GASIFIER STOVE !
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0:35 this is a percolator, did not know this smal sice for just one cup of coffee
I have enjoyed that little pot many times. Thanks for watching!
Have you ever seen the worlds smallest violen?👌🏻
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Great micro cooking gear. Now you need recipies to show off.
Hey thanks for that!!
I got lots of recipes. Wife hasn’t complained yet!😂😂
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Hello!!
Its..........cute at least. Roflmao
Sometimes that’s all we got!!
You are kidding .right!
About what?
Its probably cheaper to use a tea candle.
You can try that too! The alcohol seems to burn hotter. Thanks for watching!