COBB cooks please
Submitted: Saturday, Feb 24, 2007 at 11:05
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Member - John T (NSW)
Morning all
I'm doing a leg of lamb this arvo with veges etc for dinner at
home with friends tonight. I have always liked using the pan juices to make the gravey (in an ordinary oven) but unless I use a pan under the lamb in the Cobb, the juices all end up in the moat.
So all you Cobbers and Cobbettes - do I use the pan to collect the juices or what ??
Thanks
John T
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Reply By: Bilbo - Saturday, Feb 24, 2007 at 16:39
Saturday, Feb 24, 2007 at 16:39
Invite 'n I'll show you what to do,,,,,,,,,,otherwise you'll just stuff it up,,,,,,,,,
;)
Bilbo
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Reply By: furph - Saturday, Feb 24, 2007 at 21:00
Saturday, Feb 24, 2007 at 21:00
How small is your leg of lamb? Have only seen pics of a cob capable of holding about 6 thin snags on the grill plate. I would'nt fit a leg (alright, mutton) in anything less than a 15"
camp oven (cooking em all the time) good 4hrs. slow with plenty of garlic and rosemary stuffed in.
Chuck the spuds, carrots and onions in at the same time, when done take em all out and rest on the upturned lid whilst you make the gravy in the joose.
Bah humbug to those new fangled cooking devices (includes the new chinese
camp ovens),
mine are ancient Metters from a previous generation.
cheers, and enjoy it anyway. (dont forget to stay hydrated)
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Follow Up By: Sand Man (SA) - Sunday, Feb 25, 2007 at 10:09
Sunday, Feb 25, 2007 at 10:09
furph,
Get with the times mate.
The Cobb, with its high domed lid, will take a good sized leg or Lamb, Pork, or Beef no problems. Only uses about 7 heat beads too.
No humbug!
Probably the only "negative" is the amount of veggies you can stack around the moat.
All good though. One of the better pieces of camping kit I reckon.
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