Comments on: How to cook on a woodstove http://farmfolly.com/2010/01/how-to-cook-on-a-woodstove/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=how-to-cook-on-a-woodstove Tue, 22 May 2012 15:44:49 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: david http://farmfolly.com/2010/01/how-to-cook-on-a-woodstove/comment-page-1/#comment-34383 david Mon, 10 Jan 2011 04:08:47 +0000 http://farmfolly.com/?p=3073#comment-34383 have had a woodstove for awhile, and just thought i would cook my family a hamburger steak on the stove. it took alittle while but they were very good!my wife wanted to kmow why on the woodstove? becasuse it was only about 25 degrees with the wind sat.what i would like to do is buy some cookware to cook on my wood stove. my home is 2000 sq. ft and my gas furnace has'nt been turned on yet.so i thought ,might as well learn to cook onit! just having fun, pintos and cornbread mon,waiting in snow in nc jan 8th 2011 have had a woodstove for awhile, and just thought i would cook my family a hamburger steak on the stove.
it took alittle while but they were very good!my wife wanted to kmow why on the woodstove?
becasuse it was only about 25 degrees with the wind sat.what i would like to do is buy some cookware to cook on my wood stove. my home is 2000 sq. ft and my gas furnace has’nt been turned on yet.so i thought ,might as well learn to cook onit! just having fun, pintos and cornbread mon,waiting in snow in nc
jan 8th 2011

]]> By: S. Jones http://farmfolly.com/2010/01/how-to-cook-on-a-woodstove/comment-page-1/#comment-19014 S. Jones Mon, 08 Nov 2010 03:31:41 +0000 http://farmfolly.com/?p=3073#comment-19014 Just installed a woodburner! Its not a cook stove but I will be frying massive bacon soon!!!! Just installed a woodburner! Its not a cook stove but I will be frying massive bacon soon!!!!

]]> By: Melyssa http://farmfolly.com/2010/01/how-to-cook-on-a-woodstove/comment-page-1/#comment-5650 Melyssa Wed, 10 Feb 2010 05:29:09 +0000 http://farmfolly.com/?p=3073#comment-5650 My Napoleon 1600 was installed in December. I am and still getting used to it. I've taught cooking and catered before, so I'm well versed in cooking techniques. Although my stove is iron with a ceramic finish and not made for cooking per se, tonight I fulfilled my dream of frying bacon in the living room! It was great! After the bacon was crispy perfect, we put on another skillet and made a giant omelet and toasted bread on the top. The stove performed better when the temperature was between 475 and 525. The eggs were amazing. Actually the best I've ever made. :) I use iron trivets to protect the ceramic surface of the stove from scratching. We're already planning the split pea soup and the omelet to order brunch weekend! I don't want summer to ever get here! My Napoleon 1600 was installed in December. I am and still getting used to it. I’ve taught cooking and catered before, so I’m well versed in cooking techniques.

Although my stove is iron with a ceramic finish and not made for cooking per se, tonight I fulfilled my dream of frying bacon in the living room! It was great! After the bacon was crispy perfect, we put on another skillet and made a giant omelet and toasted bread on the top. The stove performed better when the temperature was between 475 and 525. The eggs were amazing. Actually the best I’ve ever made. :)

I use iron trivets to protect the ceramic surface of the stove from scratching.

We’re already planning the split pea soup and the omelet to order brunch weekend!

I don’t want summer to ever get here!

]]> By: Kelly http://farmfolly.com/2010/01/how-to-cook-on-a-woodstove/comment-page-1/#comment-5515 Kelly Sat, 30 Jan 2010 12:52:03 +0000 http://farmfolly.com/?p=3073#comment-5515 I got my father a bean pot for christmas as well as my uncle. My uncle decided to use his on his kitchen stove....and the bottom blew out! I bought them for each to use on their wood stoves, and my father still wants to use his on the wood stove but he wants to be safe and get something to put the bean pot on top of, something like a trivet. If anyone has a solution to this problem we would greatly appreciate it! my father is getting anxious to use his bean pot! I got my father a bean pot for christmas as well as my uncle. My uncle decided to use his on his kitchen stove….and the bottom blew out! I bought them for each to use on their wood stoves, and my father still wants to use his on the wood stove but he wants to be safe and get something to put the bean pot on top of, something like a trivet. If anyone has a solution to this problem we would greatly appreciate it! my father is getting anxious to use his bean pot!

]]> By: Cooking on the wood stove top » Farm Folly http://farmfolly.com/2010/01/how-to-cook-on-a-woodstove/comment-page-1/#comment-5305 Cooking on the wood stove top » Farm Folly Fri, 22 Jan 2010 04:49:48 +0000 http://farmfolly.com/?p=3073#comment-5305 [...] (01/21/2010): This page describes our early usage of the wood stove. A more recent post provides wood stove cooking tips. Since our wood stove got installed I have been doing all our cooking on it. Cookies, cake and [...] [...] (01/21/2010): This page describes our early usage of the wood stove. A more recent post provides wood stove cooking tips. Since our wood stove got installed I have been doing all our cooking on it. Cookies, cake and [...]

]]> By: Benita http://farmfolly.com/2010/01/how-to-cook-on-a-woodstove/comment-page-1/#comment-5276 Benita Sun, 17 Jan 2010 23:53:53 +0000 http://farmfolly.com/?p=3073#comment-5276 Wonderful post!! I grew up with a fireplace and became pretty proficient at roasting meats on tongs and baking potatoes in the ashes with it. And a favorite after-school and before chore snack for my brother and I was to roll up a slice of cheese in a piece of bologna and roast it over the fire using the tongs - YUMM!! I'd love to have a wood stove, but Scott won't even let me burn a candle. A blazing wood fire isn't something I can discuss with him. Sigh... Wonderful post!! I grew up with a fireplace and became pretty proficient at roasting meats on tongs and baking potatoes in the ashes with it. And a favorite after-school and before chore snack for my brother and I was to roll up a slice of cheese in a piece of bologna and roast it over the fire using the tongs – YUMM!!

I’d love to have a wood stove, but Scott won’t even let me burn a candle. A blazing wood fire isn’t something I can discuss with him. Sigh…

]]> By: Lynn http://farmfolly.com/2010/01/how-to-cook-on-a-woodstove/comment-page-1/#comment-5260 Lynn Sat, 16 Jan 2010 17:25:27 +0000 http://farmfolly.com/?p=3073#comment-5260 Very interesting post! We got a woodstove this past year, but we do not have a cooking surface on it. And yes, you have made me hungry! Very interesting post! We got a woodstove this past year, but we do not have a cooking surface on it. And yes, you have made me hungry!

]]> By: Leigh http://farmfolly.com/2010/01/how-to-cook-on-a-woodstove/comment-page-1/#comment-5249 Leigh Fri, 15 Jan 2010 22:47:12 +0000 http://farmfolly.com/?p=3073#comment-5249 Good post! This should be helpful for anyone looking for this kind of information. Makes me wish I still had my big dutch oven and hand crank corn popper though. Good post! This should be helpful for anyone looking for this kind of information. Makes me wish I still had my big dutch oven and hand crank corn popper though.

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