Seasoning the hillbilly camp oven

Hey guys this clip here isn’t how I season up my new hillbilly camp gear , you get some instructions With the product when you purchase it so all you have to do is follow them pretty easy you can do it in an oven as I just used my Webber but you can also do it in an oven in a house they are awesome products Thanks for watching if you can like and subscribe stay safe and I’ll see you on the next one 🇦🇺👍
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[@conellisgreatadventure8864]

Great video mate. You’ll get better results with rice bran oil and a cloth, like an old tee shirt or flannie shirt. Oil, the. Heat up till smoking, reapply a thin coat of oil, let smoke and repeat about 6-7 times, you’ll end up with an amazing non stick surface

[@Sawadventures67]

Thanks yeah I was gonna use rice bran oil but didn’t have any at the time but I’m going to do it a few more times thanks for the information appreciate it cheers👍

[@conellisgreatadventure8864]

I’ve not long converted to the above process, and what a difference. Gotta give credit where credit is due, Harry from Fire to Fork for the technique. Did up a roast last weekend, used 3 camp ovens and they all cleaned up so easily. Been cooking in ovens 15 years and this is far the best way 😀

[@surfinwaves4769]

@Conelli’s Great Adventure - do you let it cool between each of the 6-7 applications? Or just reapply oil each time it smokes?
In the interests of good health for us all … Olive oil (extra virgin olive oil from first cold pressing) is a “healthier” oil than rice bran or peanut oil BTW and is the oil most resistant to breaking down into unhealthy components during cooking etc … according to the experts.

[@conellisgreatadventure8864]

@@surfinwaves4769 I used to use olive oil, it breaks down to quickly and doesn’t leave a sufficient coating. I’ll heat up the pan on a medium heat, thin layer of oil, let smoke and burn off and reapply. No need to cool between coats of oil

[@surfinwaves4769]

@@conellisgreatadventure8864 interesting thanks for the info.

[@PhilsCampingReviews]

👍 looking forward to seeing the roast meal. I do the process twice when ever I season pans.

[@Sawadventures67]

It will be the next clip it’s a ripper 🇦🇺👍

[@bumhull71]

Bloody good gear.Been using there stuff for a while now.Get some of there egglets for your weber.Ripper way to cook your eggs on a grill

[@johnrobertson8236]

Thanks for the great demo of oiling the oven and the cook up of that roast beef that followed.
Can you buy the Hillbilly gear at retail stores? We are in W.A.
Just had a call from Luke at Drifta, he wants his thumbs back. Ha Ha😆
Well done keep up the good work. John @Greenhead🤠
PS have just subscribed to your channel !

[@Sawadventures67]

Thanks John for supporting my channel 👍 the hillbilly gear is awesome 👍and Aussie made, 👍not sure if anyone in wa stocks there gear , I know drifta has just opened a store somewhere there some of there stores stock some of the hillbilly gear, if not mr google may help or just buy online there service was great cheers mate 👍👍👍🤣

[@itroy3039]

Great video cobber
Looking forward for some cook ups
I really hope lamb shanks are on the menu 🤙😃

[@eds4wdcamping]

So what's the first thing you're going to roast in that Camp oven 0f yours forward to that video.

[@Sawadventures67]

Wabbit stew maybe 🤣🤣👍

[@shanestaff6307]

What was the price for everything you end up getting looking to grab save setup

[@Sawadventures67]

Just go to the website I left a link as there are different Products and prices I purchased the bush ranger kit , $245 then I purchased the camp oven ring and stand which is a separate price and to fry pans which for each a separate price

[@simonhamilton2158]

This type looks thinner than cast iron. You probably have got both:) is there a difference in the way you cook with these as opposed to cast iron? Do they heat quicker and cool down quicker meaning you have to monitor them more? Just curious. Thanks . S

[@Sawadventures67]

I’ll hopefully be able to answer all those questions when I do a cook up or a few cook ups I should say and have a bit more knowledge myself as I’ve never used one before in my life thanks for watching and the great questions cheers🇦🇺👍

[@surfinwaves4769]

Looks great! Does it have to be seasoned in a BBQ or could it be done over charcoal by just sitting all the bits over the open snow peak fire pit?

[@Sawadventures67]

Not sure I just followed the instructions for a change 🤣 I think you need a fare bit of heat eg bbq or oven but you can give it a go

[@surfinwaves4769]

@@Sawadventures67 thanks