HOW TO GUIDE FOR COOKING AND MAINTAINING A WOODBURNING COOKSTOVE
Demonstrating how I cook my food, heat my home and heat my water all with the same fire. A woodfired oven is an essential tool for the self sufficient homestead.
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MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
Q: How do you have internet at your cabins? A: I have cell service at both cabins but it is spotty due to foliage and cloud cover. I can access the internet from my cabins but have to drive to a local wifi location to upload videos.
Q: How old is Frankie? A: Frankie will be 10 in April of 2018
Q: What video editing software do I use? A: Presently, all I use is Windows Live Movie maker but I’m considering trying imovie, Adobe Elements or SONY VEGAS PRO.
Q: How do you get your water? Did you dig a well? A: Presently, I haul water to the NY cabin but at the NH cabin, I drop a kettle into an old well that was dug by hand by the settlers in the 1700’s.
Q:What is your favorite brand of cast iron cookware? A: I prefer using vintage cast iron. My favorites are BSR and Griswold. If I had to buy new I would buy a Lodge Brand. I plan to purchase this dutch oven in the future:
Q: What do you use for refrigeration? A: We have a small gas refrigerator that we salvaged from an old Shasta camper and a custom icebox that I built into the cabin wall. We make ice on site with a propane freezer.
Video of icebox:
Video of Gas Refrigerator:
Propane Freezer:
Q: What do you use for cooking and heating? A: We use a Kitchen Queen 380 for cooking and heating during the winter months but we also have an antique gas stove in the cabin for when we don't need the heat from the KQ.
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I'm 21 and I know how to cook more then most of my friends that are around my age. But as soon as I turned ten I was expected to help on the kitchen and by thirteen I was expected to be able make dinner on my own. I can even make bread from scratch.
No hurries, no worries, life is good, and we're cooking with wood! Lol
OK...now you've got me thinking....the little barn needs to become not only a place for the tractor to live during really nasty weather but maybe even have a "summer kitchen" with a wood stove....oofta!
The ONLY video anyone will EVER need about doing anything and everything on a wood cookstove. No complaints. Best part was the last two words of the video!
Lasagna looked wonderful. Great info, thank you. It is such a pleasure to watch a happy person making videos.
Holy hell Boss, your philosophies speak to me on so many different levels, i don't even know where to begin...the only word that is screaming to be let out is.. perfection, and please know that i don't throw that word around loosely. Thank you my friend, for doing what you do, and showing what you know.
I know a thing or two about a thing or two, but every time I watch one of your videos I learn something. Pioneer cooking with a microwave....now that's funny
Watching your cooking videos hungry isn't advised, most turn out so good.
Its good to finally see a good explanation for dummies
It’s great to have found your Chanel. Nothing better than finding men like you that actually know what they are doing. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Nice stove.
I will never understand why so many of us became so reliant on "the grid." It's tough to hear stories about some control against things like the wood fire. It just makes more sense to provide for oneself - especially when it comes down to the basics of survival. We put way to much responsibility of others. I can tell you that I've relaxed a bit too much. I don't believe this is a novelty at all, but rather a necessity to community and mostly self. The tough part is to get something back that you've let go. The great thing is,, it's never really gone, you just have to relearn it while its easier, instead of crash-learning it when its really needed. Thank you for taking the time to make this video and sharing your lifestyle. It's not only inspirational, it's the way to a person's freedom.
a man that cooks.....a rare situation!
MR SWAMP BOSS WHEN YOU MADE THESE VIDEO,S AND IN TIME TO COME THAT WE WOULD LOOSE SIR FRANKIE WE ALL HAVE A HOLE IN OUR HEART IVAN FROM ILLINOIS.
This guy is full on wisdom. What he said in this video is FACTS of life (sadly) 8 yrs after he made this video.
I agree with you about people now days not knowing how to cook or require all sorts of gadgets. I was raised in South Louisiana and my Grandfather taught all the grandkids how to cook on a wood cook stove he had 'liberated from a cook car when he worked as an engineer.
I love these videos! They always bring back memories from a better time. Thank you !
The best woodstove instructional I have seen on YT yet. Well done.
Great video JC! Love your videos, your cooking and your living lifestyle! I get an education from every one of your videos!
I agree 💯 with you to be self sufficient which I am aiming for in my very near future. I LOVE THOSE STOVES!!!!!
I am on a marathon boss of the swamp channel watch. Watched for years but I"m on a marathon. Thanks for watching.