Winter Camping: Slow cooked beef stew on the Cobb BBQ
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2012
- Full review of the Cobb BBQ portablegrill....
Part of my Wintercamp 2012 series, cooking a hearty beef and Guinness stew on the Cobb BBQ on a snowy February day at the campsite. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
An interesting hack for the Cobb for a longer term cooking meal.
I remember watching this when it first came out and I probably still watch once a year
Thanks, thats dedication 😀
I have just bought my cobb bbq, its so amazing, your stew is my favourite, well done..
The simple pleasures make life worth living
That looks great fun. Love the scenery .camping in the snow looks so good. Trying to encourage may friends to plan a wild camp this winter.. no takers yet. Dont think Im brave enough to go on my own.. That meal looks delicious Thanks for posting
That chain-saw sound is a real giveaway. This guy is actually camping in a children playground.
Mega, what a meal to cook while camping!
I'm now feeling well hungry! Thanks for posting the brilliant video : )
Great vide loved it ,can't beat cooking in the cold ,always tastes better thanks david:-)
Looks fantastic. Made me hungry.
Thanks for sharing.
I'm looking into camping cooking options.
We have a single burner butane, which works a treat - but I do like the Cobb...
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Thank you.
Looks great! Thanks for sharing!
1:16 out of interest, why is all of this over a gas stove? Why not use the cobb to fry over? Is it not hot enough to fry on? I'm about to buy one and am watching you cook most of the meal over a gas hob?!!
Looks like all the cooking was done over the gas stove while the Cobb was just warming up. Why not just do al lthe work on the Cobb? Does this mean the Cobb alone cannot be used to make this stew?
Absolutely you can do it all on the Cobb on charcoal.... I opted to do the frying part on gas because I didn't want to heat up too many coals as I wanted a gentle charcoal cook... plus I was still lighting the coals at that point.... you could easily do the frying part on charcoal and then remove a few briquettes to lower the temperature for the longer cook.
Wow that looks nice u need to do more videos
That look's like crack'in nosh , will have to try that on our Cobb
is the choping board a new thing ? , And what make is your green knife , the wife is now colour co-ordinating our bear lake with green an spotty ( a girl has to have a hobby ! )
Looks great Craig, what could you cook on this Craig? bit.ly/14g2wrb
Less versatile than the Cobb, but superb for grill and keeps a good heat.
Por que no cocinaste todo de una vez en la cobb en lugar de hacer malabares en esa hornalla???.. No le encuentro el sentido.
Porque tarda encender el carbón y quise preparar mi comida mientras había luz del día.... Obviamente podría haber preparado todo en el cobb por carbón pero estaba camping en -11C y tenía hambre. Después de tantos años la gente sigue criticando que usé la hornalla en este video jaja. Relax
@@CampingShack ahhhh ok.. Aveces el tiempo juega en contra.. Saludos.
Jaja... He recibido un montón de críticas por el uso de la hornalla en este video... Es gracioso la verdad. Pero sii, era por eso... Mucho frío y no quise perder mi tiempo jaja
@@CampingShack lo entiendo, de hecho no suelo cuestionar ningun video. Pero uso habitualmente la cobb me parece un excelente complemento de cocina. Siempre que la utilizo uso los mismos accesorios que vos y hago todo en ella no necesito una hornalla aparte, por eso me llamo la atención el uso que le diste. De hecho en varias partes del video casi se te car la sarten de la hornalla. Yo pondria en la descripción algo que indique por que la usaste de esa forma.
@@pablopiruz2762 jaja... Bueno hay videos más recién que muestra mejor el cobb... Como el "Chinese Crispy Pork"... Ahí no uso la hornalla 😂