Swedish fire log for cooking

[piecemeal]

Anybody ever used a swedish fire log for cooking? I've made many a fire with one, but never cooked on one.

 

[piecemeal]

like this but without the three logs stacked on top....

 

[JohnVee]

The first pic I ever saw of one had a big cast iron skillet on it. Got me thinking but I've never made or bought one.

 

[snobdds]

Whats wrong with the old way of making a fire, let it burn down to coals, and then cooking with no smoke in your eyes.

I like Swedish knifes, but this one they should perfect a little bit better...

 

[kblomquist]

I used one for the first time Saturday. Worked better than I thought. Cooked Brats with the wives kitchen frying pan and they turned out great. It is hard to regulate heat.... but did the job. Burned for about 2 hours. We used ponderosa pine. Will do it again. Tip: to get it lit, we used newspaper rolled up & tucked down in to cuts < did not work. Second attempt...sprayed wd-40 on newspaper and tucked down into cuts < worked very well.

 

[krzyabncanuck]

Used it for cooking and just for heat.

Sent from my SM-G920V

 

[piecemeal]

Got one of these for christmas. Can't wait to use it!! it's a miti-001. Made by a company in Canada.

This way you can use an axe to make a pseudo swedish-fire torch without the need for a chainsaw.

 

[rusty_tlc]

Cool gizmo!