Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

We've been in deep drought all spring and summer, and the kids haven't wanted to light up the grill even in our own back yard after the local forest fires and evacuation. So I haven't been able practice with my new cast iron.



However, we've had 7/10 of an inch of rain over the past few days (yes, that IS a lot here), so tonight we brought out the grills. I used the small one to put the DO in, five briquettes under, seven on the lid. The big one I used to first cook off the wax on the brat iron (and the waffle iron we otherwise didn't use), and then to cook the brats and the beans.

Here's dessert cooking



Here's dinner



Here's the nicely browned brats coming out of the iron



And the chocolate cake out of the DO and parchment. It's a bit wonky, but tasty!



That was fun. Got to finish the trailer and try it in the campground!

Catherine

WOW, 7/10th of an inch of rain. We just had 14" in a 12 hour period. I was cooking a cobbler for dessert when it started. The DO is a fun tool for cooking just about anything. Glad you were able to get out and use it. Maybe you could hose down the area around where you cook to make the kids feel safer when you cook. Good luck finishing your build.