cook & drive

[possumface]

anyone got one of these
http://1.content.collegehumor.com/d1/ch6/0/4/collegehumor.a6839ad017d31b13a7d0dba4059948f5.jpg

[07JKX]

anyone got one of these
http://1.content.collegehumor.com/d1/ch6/0/4/collegehumor.a6839ad017d31b13a7d0dba4059948f5.jpg


i thought about it, but i wouldnt be able to charge my phone while talking, and plug in my electric shaver...

plus... grilling while you dirve?? thats dangerous and irresponsible...

sorry, i am actually driving now on the interstate with my satellite based laptop... so my typing is slow, gotta watch out for all those crazy drivers!

[Tedlick]

a 12-volt deep fryer would be even better, you could make french fries while crawling the trails! Just watch out for bumps, wouldn't want hot grease to splash around in the cab...

[Mark Doiron]

You don't need one of them: Wrap it up in aluminum foil and throw it on the exhaust manifold! :D

[HappyCurmudgeon]

:confused: This was a Seinfeld skit.

Where is Kramer?

[Rubimon]

I bet George Foreman has one!

[zoomzoomjr]

I want to get a popcorn machine from BJ's and a power inverter, and pop popcorn while going down the freeway!

[PBR_Stitch]

I want to get a popcorn machine from BJ's and a power inverter, and pop popcorn while going down the freeway!

But only if you have the top down....:rotflmao1:

Ron

[MJS_Jeep_888]

This is a total waste of money in the Jeep - just install a rack that angles your food against one of the dash vents, and throw a drip pan (or Husky liner) underneath... then throw the dash heat up to its highest setting: You'll have cooked food (and driver) in no time! :D

[jameswharton]

Reminds me of the days I use to warm up a cans of beans on the exhaust manifold of my old Ford truck...until a can blew up one day...truck smelled like burnt beans the rest of the time I owned it and I caught the new buyer sniffing and trying to figure it out when he test drove it.
Jim

[kaffeene]

Could just get a power inverter and a Foreman grill. I actually have a Foreman grill that I've never used. I guess I like greasy food.

Reminds me of the days I use to warm up a cans of beans on the exhaust manifold of my old Ford truck...until a can blew up one day...truck smelled like burnt beans the rest of the time I owned it and I caught the new buyer sniffing and trying to figure it out when he test drove it.
Jim

I cook my beans in a campfire but always put a hole in the top to vent. I sometimes put cans of corn or beans in the fire without venting just to watch them blow up.
:naw: I know dangerous...

[fathomgreencamaro]

There are no drive thru's where you live?

[joedude]

Reminds me of the days I use to warm up a cans of beans on the exhaust manifold of my old Ford truck...until a can blew up one day...truck smelled like burnt beans the rest of the time I owned it and I caught the new buyer sniffing and trying to figure it out when he test drove it.
Jim

Could just get a power inverter and a Foreman grill. I actually have a Foreman grill that I've never used. I guess I like greasy food.



I cook my beans in a campfire but always put a hole in the top to vent. I sometimes put cans of corn or beans in the fire without venting just to watch them blow up.
:naw: I know dangerous...

I remember hearing that the coating inside the can (some kind of varnish) breaks up as heat is applied and gets in your food... not too healthy

[Torrin]

Could just get a power inverter and a Foreman grill. I actually have a Foreman grill that I've never used. I guess I like greasy food.


I actually tried to hook a crock pot up to a power inverter, it does not work well. Heating element require a lot of amps.

[joedude]

I'm pretty sure there's a Exhaust manifold cook book out there...

Found it... it's called Manifold Destiny (http://www.amazon.com/Manifold-Destiny-Guide-Cooking-Engine/dp/0375751408)

[Torrin]

I'm pretty sure there's a Exhaust manifold cook book out there...

Found it... it's called Manifold Destiny (http://www.amazon.com/Manifold-Destiny-Guide-Cooking-Engine/dp/0375751408)

$79 for a cook book? Somebody has gotten into the crack again.

[possumface]

someones gotta come up with a mod so i can cook inside the engine compartment. maybe bolt a pan or 2 under the hood with a quick disco
:thinking:

[joedude]

someones gotta come up with a mod so i can cook inside the engine compartment. maybe bolt a pan or 2 under the hood with a quick disco
:thinking:

Introducing the Exhaust Manifold Oven (http://members.ozemail.com.au/~dietinfo/exhaust_manifold_oven.htm) aka small metal box in the engine bay!

Google is great!

[AZCA jeeper]

Introducing the Exhaust Manifold Oven (http://members.ozemail.com.au/~dietinfo/exhaust_manifold_oven.htm) aka small metal box in the engine bay!

Google is great!

Yeahs eriously, like who's going to have a stew cooking for 6 hours in there?:rotflmao1:

[smaug]

A biker buddy of mine used to have a metal wire-frame cup holder bolted between the heads of his old Harley. He'd pre-make a few hot dogs (or corn-dogs) and wrap them in tin foil then heat and eat while on road trips.

It takes all kinds I guess.

[CIJeep]

someones gotta come up with a mod so i can cook inside the engine compartment. maybe bolt a pan or 2 under the hood with a quick disco
:thinking:

Tin foil is your friend.

Baked potatoe, stop in a half hour and rotate.

45 min to 1 hr. Or until the baked potatoe smells like its done.

Buritto's about 15 minutes from a cold start.

Corn of ear, rotate about 1/2 way through,

Cored apple, core filled with brown sugar and cinamin, dbl wrapped tightly.

Not good on dirt roads or off roading.

Let the mind roam free, there are many more options for cooking.

[toad]

Doesn't it smell/taste like the engine? :dontknow2:

[doojer]

Doesn't it smell/taste like the engine? :dontknow2:LOL, no! Manifold cooking works out just fine. The key is to triple wrap in heavy duty aluminum foil. Honestly, its more to keep the food from spilling than fumes getting in. We'll go on a run and make some manifold meals when I get back in September. You'll be impressed. :D

[CIJeep]

Doesn't it smell/taste like the engine? :dontknow2:

Nope, not when it is in tin foil.