Best channel ever. In appreciation, I run all ads for you guys(hope others do too). Can't wait for the garden preps this year. Thanks so much for sharing!
when we go for camping in India, we always make sure of plating mud on the bottom of cooking utensils from outside. so utensils can be cleaned easily as they don't turn black. and also soil captures heat fast so less wood you use and it gets cooked evenly and fast.
Than you for inviting us into your life I watched when you had 500 views,,,,,Im amazed from Australia how you both have done this together ,,,,,so proud of you both .....go for it and well done ,,,,,,KUDOS
COmmon camping tips, place a piece of foil or put a lid on your pot to get it to boil faster in cold weather. Probably would have gotten a faster boil on in the cold weather. I love how well seasoned your cast iron skillet is. Beautiful job there. No sticking. Love you moose meat with that deep red coloring. Gorgeous stuff. That stove would come in handy when ya'll go fishing to cook up a fresh fish on the go so that you have some fuel to keep going. Great job!
That was great. I used an identical rocket stove today. Cooked bacon then added it to a full pot of 15 bean soup with minced garlic & onion, spices, and a can of tomatoes. VERY full 6 liter pot of soup. Got it to a rolling boil (putting a lid on REALLY helped speed the process). Then put it in the thermal cooker to finish the job. Making some solar oven bread now to go with. :)
Great little stove, with the exception that you have to take your pans on and off the heat to keep the food from burning. Your food looked so good, even with it slightly burned. Good job!!
Every prep per should have one. Does save on wood. Have not heard of this brand must check the cost. Looks cool as hell. Thanks for the preview keep them coming.
Build one bigger out of bricks and it's free fuel on your canning days outside. You also can take a round of fire wood drill a hole from top down about 3/4 and intersect it with a horizontal hole.
You can also use dry twigs and grass to get it stated. Really small stuff before you try getting larger pieces to light. They are an awesome thing for anyone to have on hand for emergencies even if they don't think they will use it as often as someone who camps or lives off grid. Enjoy yours.
Wow thanks for this! I got started with rocket stoves about 8-10 years ago and it looks like the "technology" of this design is far superior. Ours was difficult to arrange correctly for proper air flow (didn't have that lower chamber).
You had my mouth watering with the food cooking - especially the bread, and the caremelised onion - it looked soooo tasty! :) I wish that stove had been around when my hubby and i used to go out and about, back in the day - it would have been amazing to cook our food on it, instead of having to start up camp fires - and would have used a lot less wood in the bargain! :)
Hi. Feed smaller sticks into the bottom. Yep, you need more hot ash before feeding. Thank you for not forgetting n placing the hot cast iron in the snow which This will make outdoor cooking easier for ya'll. When the house gets to hot, outside cooking. Peace to you and yours
Another rocket type stove is a biolite stove , they have a heat exchanger that runs a USB port for charging phones , gps , etc , etc these are also very good , a buddy of mine has both sizes and takes the larger one camping when we go out Bush
Very good review! Thank you! I've been considering one for the RV, but couldn't justify it, but now I can. I just love those dogs of yours! They are such good dogs!
Great review on the BBQ-Toro rocket stove made in Germany, I thought it work really well, definitely one of the nicer rocket stoves I've seen recently. Are they very pricy. Just wondering from comparing prices on other models. Enjoy that great meal, nice video.
Haha....feed dogs sticks while feeding the fire sticks......I love you puppies. Great video on that stove, it was very informative. You food made me so hungry.
Eric: BAM! Me: OMG! What just happened? LOVE IT! A little Emeril. Makes me wonder how many movie lines you have memorized. I remember the Joe Dirt one from gardening last year that took several attempts.
Reminds me of the crockery and iron ones used in china and India! They burn old banana tree branches, corn cobs, and even coal. If I knew where to buy one of those I would. This is old technology updated. The best kind.
Wow, ya'll did get a mess of snow. Covering the pot will make the water boil much faster. Enjoy the Iditarod tomorrow. Your cooking LQQKS great.....clean eating meal. Yummy. I can smell those onions from here....Wow that looks good. I'm hungry now.. LOL. Stay safe, stay healthy, take care! ❤ Love your dogs ! 🐕🐕🐾🐾
Thank you for posting this! I just bought one of these stoves identical to this and I will be using it today for the 1st time and will be making a Teriyaki pork loin with teriyaki rice and I was definitely noticing the firebrick inside the bottom and was thinking I should be able to cook on our log table as well! It's 5:30AM and I'm salivating, just thinking about our upcoming meal! On a side note, I just also got ahold of a vintage, dual fuel Coleman 502 gas burner from the 60's. Mint condition and runs great on non-ethanol unleaded (as well as the prohibitively expensive Coleman white gas!) and that is what I will be using to fire up my vintage coffee percolator while I'm preparing our meal! Oh! and finally, those soft boiled eggs looked like they turned out magnificent! I'll be throwing in a couple of those for like you said, 5-6 minutes in 6 cups of water for 4 eggs as well!!! Enjoy your weekend! (final-final thing....can you post an updated video now that it's been 2 years to tell how your stove's held up?!) THANKS!
Don’t take me wrong but you have much to learn when using your rocket stove. Such a great and efficient concept, keep using it and in time you will figure it out. 👍
We have something similar, a little bigger. That we use on day trips, quick to cook up sausages and chops when the kids get hungry. We've never used wood, a handful of charcoal does the trick just fine. It's become a staple in my house because we have occasional power outages and it makes for quick meals. It's a great little contraption!
Ok,so now I am Hungry!! Nice little rocket-stove,I made my own,ages ago,it runs on twigs pine cones etc,they really are very efficient!! Thank you for sharing!X💞🐕X.
Looks like you figured it out just fine. You will love to use it. They work perfect for stir fry. They do run hot. No problem pulling the pan off though. Very nice stove.!! Have a wonderful night you two..!!
Nice that's a good way to cook when going camping But I wanna be crazy happy go lucky ruff ruff like your dog he's for sure having crazy wag me tail fun Great video guys
Hi Guy, put a cover on the pot. Will boil a LOT faster. Also keep feeding wood from top till you get a flame from top then feed your sustaining wood from the side.
8638marc haha yes I meant outside the tent. For cooking and camping in general. I was thinking it is better than cooking over the fire on the ground. But not for backpacking. Some camp sites you have to really control your fire, and I was thinking that stove would work great.
Cool, wish they had a screen on the top so all the soot wasn't flying out. Then again it's a camping stove. It got so hot you had to cook off the stove, but it would have worked if you closed the air vent on the bottom. I like it! Have never heard of it before though. Great investment.
That stove looks pretty fancy, and the Germans can sure engineer stuff, but there are a bunch of very-basic designs, made from 4" steel tube, where the feed is "automatic." That is, you are dropping the fuel in at an angle, and it self-feeds as the stove consumes the fuel. That German thing seems like a pain. It's cool, but I wouldn't want to have to feed it constantly when gravity can do that for you. Hard-boiled eggs? Surely you have some moose burgers ready? Edit: Commented too early: Moose looks great!
Water boiling times comparison: Proffesional branded stove: *22 minutes* Homemade rocket stove by Andrew W from cans (watch his vid!): *4 minutes* This stove is still great for meals though! :D
I've been wondering for a long time when you'd incorporate some type of rocket stove (and possibly some type of "mass" to hold the heat overnight). This table-top model might be good for when you go out ice-fishing or other camping, but for your house, you need something more "self-feeding". And given how much you try to optimize your lives, I'm surprised you haven't done more of this to reduce the amount of wasted wood needed to heat. Keep up the great work!
Covering the water with a lit helps, also, get it hot first. My home made ones habe different boil times, my best is 6 minuits with alcohol. Wood takes a bit longer.
I have a STOVEEC two door stove, and it cooks like this stove. I also use a FIREBOX with a Swedish torch and use the air damper to lower the temp. These stoves are cool, but I need more than boiling water and burnt food.
Nice stove . Good for cooking any where . Just need twigs and there are plenty of those around . Great for cooking outside of the cabin in the summer months . May not be much but you can also save on propane . When done just dump out the coals . Too bad they are not available right now . First time I've seen this model .
yumm that looks delish! I made a homemade version of a rocket stove a while back courtesy of a YT channel. Yes, they are awesome little powerhouses of heat! thanks for sharing! =)
Putting a lid on pot would speed up the water to boil as well....At 11 degrees, the lid would speed it up tremendously.
Mike Dean I think lid off makes for a better video
I second the idea of putting a lid on the pot. Saves a lot of lost heat
Why not use a kettle if you are just boiling water ? That’s what they were designed for ? Or put the lid on … comon dude 😂. Still good video
I love watching Bandit jumping and running in joyous abandon! Love how steady Beau is...such a sweetheart. ❤️
Best channel ever. In appreciation, I run all ads for you guys(hope others do too). Can't wait for the garden preps this year. Thanks so much for sharing!
I love watching your dogs run around and play. They seem to be so happy there. Love your videos please keep making them
when we go for camping in India, we always make sure of plating mud on the bottom of cooking utensils from outside. so utensils can be cleaned easily as they don't turn black. and also soil captures heat fast so less wood you use and it gets cooked evenly and fast.
I learned that trick in India Abhiskek!
Than you for inviting us into your life I watched when you had 500 views,,,,,Im amazed from Australia how you both have done this together ,,,,,so proud of you both .....go for it and well done ,,,,,,KUDOS
COmmon camping tips, place a piece of foil or put a lid on your pot to get it to boil faster in cold weather. Probably would have gotten a faster boil on in the cold weather. I love how well seasoned your cast iron skillet is. Beautiful job there. No sticking. Love you moose meat with that deep red coloring. Gorgeous stuff. That stove would come in handy when ya'll go fishing to cook up a fresh fish on the go so that you have some fuel to keep going. Great job!
Putting a lid on the pan will speed it up too.
especially when the weather is cold.
Yeah was thinking the same thing...Dude! Put a lid on it! Love these guys though...don't know how they do it!
Yeah, when it got cold out I had to put a lid on the pot.
Took longer because he was watching it.
Have to agree a lid would have made the water boil so much faster. Michelle
Your dog looks super happy!
That was great. I used an identical rocket stove today. Cooked bacon then added it to a full pot of 15 bean soup with minced garlic & onion, spices, and a can of tomatoes. VERY full 6 liter pot of soup. Got it to a rolling boil (putting a lid on REALLY helped speed the process). Then put it in the thermal cooker to finish the job. Making some solar oven bread now to go with. :)
we love watching you guys. my wife and I just moved here in June of 2018, and we live outside of Palmer on Hatcher Pass road.
Great little stove, with the exception that you have to take your pans on and off the heat to keep the food from burning. Your food looked so good, even with it slightly burned. Good job!!
Yes, unfortunately rocket means - heat flows concentrated.
Every prep per should have one. Does save on wood. Have not heard of this brand must check the cost. Looks cool as hell. Thanks for the preview keep them coming.
Build one bigger out of bricks and it's free fuel on your canning days outside.
You also can take a round of fire wood drill a hole from top down about 3/4 and intersect it with a horizontal hole.
You can also use dry twigs and grass to get it stated. Really small stuff before you try getting larger pieces to light. They are an awesome thing for anyone to have on hand for emergencies even if they don't think they will use it as often as someone who camps or lives off grid. Enjoy yours.
So glad u finally got one! Totally love seeing the dogs play...let's have more plse!
Wow thanks for this! I got started with rocket stoves about 8-10 years ago and it looks like the "technology" of this design is far superior. Ours was difficult to arrange correctly for proper air flow (didn't have that lower chamber).
Love how you love your fur babies.
Loved that thing, I'm thinking of getting one for me and my husband. Oh my your baby loves that toy! ❤❤
You two are adorable and your food always looks amazing.
You had my mouth watering with the food cooking - especially the bread, and the caremelised onion - it looked soooo tasty! :)
I wish that stove had been around when my hubby and i used to go out and about, back in the day - it would have been amazing to cook our food on it, instead of having to start up camp fires - and would have used a lot less wood in the bargain! :)
Hi. Feed smaller sticks into the bottom. Yep, you need more hot ash before feeding. Thank you for not forgetting n placing the hot cast iron in the snow which This will make outdoor cooking easier for ya'll. When the house gets to hot, outside cooking. Peace to you and yours
Another rocket type stove is a biolite stove , they have a heat exchanger that runs a USB port for charging phones , gps , etc , etc these are also very good , a buddy of mine has both sizes and takes the larger one camping when we go out Bush
That is one happy hound, love that dog.
Don’t forget to take your elevation into account for the slow boil. Using a lid helps too.
Good for in door and out door, very handy 👍 👌
Very good review! Thank you! I've been considering one for the RV, but couldn't justify it, but now I can.
I just love those dogs of yours! They are such good dogs!
I‘m German and when you pronounced „Rakete“ I had to giggle because I was like “what word is that supposed to be” 😂
I'm russian and it sounded a lot like our word for "a rocket" - "ракета".
Wow y’all amaze me with new technology and show and share your experience and I just totally enjoy y’all videos thank you!!!🍀🍀💞💞
Great review on the BBQ-Toro rocket stove made in Germany, I thought it work really well, definitely one of the nicer rocket stoves I've seen recently. Are they very pricy. Just wondering from comparing prices on other models. Enjoy that great meal, nice video.
Bo and Bandit are the best supervisors ever! :)
Haha....feed dogs sticks while feeding the fire sticks......I love you puppies. Great video on that stove, it was very informative. You food made me so hungry.
The stove is amazing. I can think of a million reasons to own one.
Wow! Great little stove!
Eric: BAM!
Me: OMG! What just happened? LOVE IT! A little Emeril. Makes me wonder how many movie lines you have memorized. I remember the Joe Dirt one from gardening last year that took several attempts.
Reminds me of the crockery and iron ones used in china and India! They burn old banana tree branches, corn cobs, and even coal. If I knew where to buy one of those I would. This is old technology updated. The best kind.
Looks great as always... that pup of yours shows a lot of Greatdane. Keep up the videos, I sure enjoy them
😂the bam scared the hell out of me. I wasn’t ready for that. Almost spilled me coffee.
Wow, ya'll did get a mess of snow. Covering the pot will make the water boil much faster. Enjoy the Iditarod tomorrow. Your cooking LQQKS great.....clean eating meal. Yummy. I can smell those onions from here....Wow that looks good. I'm hungry now.. LOL. Stay safe, stay healthy, take care! ❤ Love your dogs ! 🐕🐕🐾🐾
Great video! Love your animals!!
Thank you for posting this! I just bought one of these stoves identical to this and I will be using it today for the 1st time and will be making a Teriyaki pork loin with teriyaki rice and I was definitely noticing the firebrick inside the bottom and was thinking I should be able to cook on our log table as well! It's 5:30AM and I'm salivating, just thinking about our upcoming meal! On a side note, I just also got ahold of a vintage, dual fuel Coleman 502 gas burner from the 60's. Mint condition and runs great on non-ethanol unleaded (as well as the prohibitively expensive Coleman white gas!) and that is what I will be using to fire up my vintage coffee percolator while I'm preparing our meal! Oh! and finally, those soft boiled eggs looked like they turned out magnificent! I'll be throwing in a couple of those for like you said, 5-6 minutes in 6 cups of water for 4 eggs as well!!! Enjoy your weekend! (final-final thing....can you post an updated video now that it's been 2 years to tell how your stove's held up?!) THANKS!
Don’t take me wrong but you have much to learn when using your rocket stove. Such a great and efficient concept, keep using it and in time you will figure it out. 👍
We have something similar, a little bigger. That we use on day trips, quick to cook up sausages and chops when the kids get hungry. We've never used wood, a handful of charcoal does the trick just fine. It's become a staple in my house because we have occasional power outages and it makes for quick meals. It's a great little contraption!
Bam! Haha... It's nice when we get to see a bit of your guys humor ... Love you guys...
Awesome video! Thank you for your time.
Your "Bam!" was hilarious! I liked that more than the info.
I love you two!!
Ok,so now I am Hungry!! Nice little rocket-stove,I made my own,ages ago,it runs on twigs pine cones etc,they really are very efficient!!
Thank you for sharing!X💞🐕X.
Love your toys.
Your cooking videos always make me hungry.
Rocket stoves are great.
Looks like you figured it out just fine. You will love to use it. They work perfect for stir fry. They do run hot. No problem pulling the pan off though. Very nice stove.!! Have a wonderful night you two..!!
Nice that's a good way to cook when going camping
But I wanna be crazy happy go lucky ruff ruff like your dog he's for sure having crazy wag me tail fun
Great video guys
Hi Guy, put a cover on the pot. Will boil a LOT faster. Also keep feeding wood from top till you get a flame from top then feed your sustaining wood from the side.
Love rocket stoves bandit has the energy of a puppy
Will you be getting a rocket mass heater for the house? You'd likely save a metric buttload of wood every winter...
Wow, I like that sayin. A metric buttload of wood....cute and very true...
Right! 2 arm loads of wood to heat the house for the whole day/night
That stove would be perfect for tent camping.
Lena Hedger how would you connect a stove pipe? Unless you mean outside the tent.
8638marc haha yes I meant outside the tent. For cooking and camping in general. I was thinking it is better than cooking over the fire on the ground. But not for backpacking. Some camp sites you have to really control your fire, and I was thinking that stove would work great.
Love that big ol' loon of a dog! 😍
Hey there, I love all your videos and please keep making them (happy couple) 😊😉
What a fun project!
Cool stove looks like a great camping stove thanks for sharing
Looks yummy. Also looks as though you've got a pretty good snow pac this year. Neat stove, look forward to more tests of it.
Cool, wish they had a screen on the top so all the soot wasn't flying out. Then again it's a camping stove. It got so hot you had to cook off the stove, but it would have worked if you closed the air vent on the bottom. I like it! Have never heard of it before though. Great investment.
Seriously! That looks amazing. Cool stove and perfect for catch and cook
Cool rocket stove, I might build one just for fun!! Thanks for sharing!!
That stove looks pretty fancy, and the Germans can sure engineer stuff, but there are a bunch of very-basic designs, made from 4" steel tube, where the feed is "automatic." That is, you are dropping the fuel in at an angle, and it self-feeds as the stove consumes the fuel. That German thing seems like a pain. It's cool, but I wouldn't want to have to feed it constantly when gravity can do that for you. Hard-boiled eggs? Surely you have some moose burgers ready? Edit: Commented too early: Moose looks great!
Love it 💚😊💚✔ 👍👍👍 !
And a great test and beautiful View , am hungry ... !
Cool little stove guys. Eric, you really kept your composure for how cold it is. I only noticed one frozen hand clinch. Haha!
Great job 👍👏❣️
Food looks tasty 😋
Thank you for sharing ❤️💗
Nice. I am really impressed. I clicked on the info and the price is not bad at all. Take care folks. Vaughn
Water boiling times comparison:
Proffesional branded stove: *22 minutes*
Homemade rocket stove by Andrew W from cans (watch his vid!): *4 minutes*
This stove is still great for meals though! :D
Do you have a link?
What were the conditions? Weather, elevation, did he use a lid?
Do you have a link?
Enjoyed watching the video
I've been wondering for a long time when you'd incorporate some type of rocket stove (and possibly some type of "mass" to hold the heat overnight).
This table-top model might be good for when you go out ice-fishing or other camping, but for your house, you need something more "self-feeding". And given how much you try to optimize your lives, I'm surprised you haven't done more of this to reduce the amount of wasted wood needed to heat.
Keep up the great work!
LOL!.... You sure y'all didn't "misname" that crazy pooch of yours?? Pretty sure he should be called the "Galloping Galoot!".... LOL! ;-)
Covering the water with a lit helps, also, get it hot first. My home made ones habe different boil times, my best is 6 minuits with alcohol. Wood takes a bit longer.
Pretty cool little stove. Once you get the hang of it you will be boiling water faster.
I have a STOVEEC two door stove, and it cooks like this stove. I also use a FIREBOX with a Swedish torch and use the air damper to lower the temp. These stoves are cool, but I need more than boiling water and burnt food.
Possibly you may wish to think of some sort of rack to put that bread on to keep it from burning? thanks you two. have a good one. :) Love your vids
With a lid on the pot AND a guard around the top of the stove and pot....... should assist with boiling quicker. Love your videos. Thanks
Nice stove . Good for cooking any where . Just need twigs and there are plenty of those around . Great for cooking outside of the cabin in the summer months . May not be much but you can also save on propane . When done just dump out the coals . Too bad they are not available right now . First time I've seen this model .
Just wandering about how much that costs. I made my own rocket stove out of some scrap metal. It work pretty good too.
Cool rocket stove.
Saturday cheers from Michigan 💕🍻💨
Thanks for another great video.
I use mine on a picnic table in the summer no burn.
Yummmm that moose meat must be amazing. Wonderful sunny day too and that little cooker looks really handy.
Love watching your videos ❤ from Perth Australia.
yumm that looks delish! I made a homemade version of a rocket stove a while back courtesy of a YT channel. Yes, they are awesome little powerhouses of heat! thanks for sharing! =)
That looks super sweet, nicer than the ones I've made from cans.
sooooo glad to see you NOT worred 1% about this CoronaVirus stuff. :-)
Dog face then with sticks lolol they havin a good time!!!! 💞💞💞💞
If you put a lid on the pot it will boil quicker, love watching your channel
Not supposed to be jealous, but THAT'S ME ON THAT STOVE!!!
Nifty stove!
In which part of Alaska do you live? Nature looks amazing.
Have fun at the restart, we are staying home to avoid the traffic.😊
Blessings
Great demo! I have a rocket stove that I have never used before. Love the info shared. Hugs❤️
Where in Alaska are you located??? Beautiful scenery. Looks like 3-4' of snow.
Good stuff!👍😃✌️
Dam that smell good 😅 Ray from Cleveland Ohio got to have one of those
You might try a Swedish Candle.
I hear they work well, and they are free!