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That's if you're lucky enough to be in a hotel, and not out on the street, where you'd be lucky to have access to even a hot plate.
by gnosis 14y ago
That's if you're lucky enough to be in a hotel, and not out on the street, where you'd be lucky to have access to even a hot plate.
- kragen 14y agoThe guys who sell flatbread on the street here cook it on reused refrigerator condensers on top of a bed of charcoal, which can be on the ground between rocks, or more commonly, in a metal pan atop a (presumably stolen) shopping cart. This is better than a hot plate if you can reliably find nontoxic wood.
- yoster 14y agoI use a Lodge double dutch oven that is cast iron. It is a combination where the lid is a skillet and the bottom is a 5-quart pot. You can cook everything imaginable in this combination. It is far superior than the nonstick pans that are toxic at high temperature.
- kragen 14y agoCast-iron cookware is very expensive here, and therefore scarce. If you're cooking in a shopping cart it's unusual for cast iron to be a viable alternative.