Making what on a small gas grill.

[Shadow Catcher]

Nancy and I were discussing our trip to Lake Superior Provincial Park this summer and eats. Nine days worth of grub. Nancy is reluctant to do bacon in the galley and I suggested we might be able to do it on the gas grill, but I am not exactly sure how, any suggestions?
Tom

[mikeschn]

How about something like this? Look at the 2nd picture...

http://hungrybruno.blogspot.com/2010/08 ... mping.html

Mike...

[TPMcGinty]

I use a Coleman propane stove to cook on the campground picnic table. I never cook in the galley because I don't want to clean up the mess. I know that Coleman makes a gas stove/grill that has a single burner stove on one side and a gas grill on the other side. That might be an option for you.

http://www.coleman.com/product/perfectflowtrade-instastart-grill-stove/2000003733?contextCategory=2010

[bdosborn]

We buy pre-cooked bacon when camping. Just warm it up and no cooking splatter.

Bruce

[Greg M]

I have that grill-stove and love it. I picked up the optional griddle for it specifically for bacon and pancakes. I also use the stove on the picnic table or a side table so I can use the full countertop in the galley for prep.

[kirkman]

OK Mike now I'm hungry!!!!!!

[rebapuck]

In a fry pan?

[Shadow Catcher]

This is the grill, it fits in the tongue box and with the 8' hose from the gas pint in the side of the trailer it allows us a good bit of freedom. I also use it at home, good size for just the two of us.



Looking for information elsewhere there are a couple of options, tin foil and just on the grate. I do not know how this will work out as the grate is very close to the flame spreader and flare ups may be a problem. I will try it at home first.

[bdosborn]

I've never had much luck trying to cook bacon on the grill. The flareups always seem to burn it to a crisp. We've made some good bacon in the DO though...

Bruce

[Oldragbaggers]

I second the frying pan idea. You can also get a griddle and put it on the stove. Shouldn't be any different than cooking it at home.