Ideal Cooking equipment

[britbeer75]

I found when it comes to cooking out on the ice, all you need is a stove top, and a good ol' fashioned WOK. It can be used for anything: Boiling, Deep-frying, sautee-ing, pan-frying, steaming, and of course....stir-frying, and did I mention it weighs next to nothing.

[surflizard]

I use an Teflon coated, Aluminum 20" x 12" flat griddle, Flat w/ grease trough on one side and a raised grill braiser on the other, It packs inside my Coleman Dual fuel stove and I've gotten a lot of great meals off it !

[cold_feet]

Really it depends on whats cooking for me. I've taken out 2 to 3 fry pans a vegie pot and even those infamous Coleman pack away toasters. Had many a good meal either on the ice or even in the Duck Blind. For me the Breakfast outside is the best. Eggs, Homefries, beans, Weiners and toast. Yeah it is a mess and looks like it but oh is it good.

[britbeer75]

agreed, nothing beats breakfast out on the ice...especially when washed down with a bloody mary :-)

[fishermanna82]

i useto use a fring pan and a sterno foldable grill. now i uses a colman i burner atatchment. i also use it form my heater till this year anyways.

[da man cave shack]

mr buddy and hot dogs in tin foil

[Rebelfisher]

I found when it comes to cooking out on the ice, all you need is a stove top, and a good ol' fashioned WOK. It can be used for anything: Boiling, Deep-frying, sautee-ing, pan-frying, steaming, and of course....stir-frying, and did I mention it weighs next to nothing.

never thought of a wok...great idea, but.....can you find one that isnt 18" in diameter? something alot smaller would be ideal for ice fishing. that was the best idea I ever heard of.

[Rebelss]

Yup. Try Bed, Bath, and Beyond, if you have one near you. They have a nice assortment. Besides, then you can take your fish for a wok. 

[UP jigstick]

never thought of a wok...great idea, but.....can you find one that isnt 18" in diameter? something alot smaller would be ideal for ice fishing. that was the best idea I ever heard of.

Do a search on Amazon. They offer smaller sizes.

[Rebelfisher]

Yup. Try Bed, Bath, and Beyond, if you have one near you. They have a nice assortment. Besides, then you can take your fish for a wok. 

yeah we have one here...Im big on cooking..do alot of catering, clambakes, large family outtings, etc. so Im in there often. Im not big on asian/chinese food so I never wandered into the "wok" section. I guess Ill be stoppin in there soon. 

[gooseblaster49707]

just picked up a 10'' steel wok from a second hand store. $4.00 with cover, ring and steamer shelves.  properly seasoned like cast iron to boot. steal of the year.   what a light weight sweetheart.