Wood Cookstove Cooking

This is a blog about cooking on a woodburning cookstove. Here you will find recipes, methods, other uses, and miscellaneous information about using a woodburning range. I've searched the net for any and all information about cooking on one of these amazing appliances, and I've found a lot of interesting things, but none of them have been what I've been looking for. Therefore, this is my attempt at creating what I've been in search of.

Showing posts with label accessories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accessories. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 16, 2021

Product Review: An Ash Vacuum

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I used some of my Christmas money this year to buy an ash vacuum from Tractor Supply Company.  Anyone who has a woodburning stove knows that...
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Friday, October 16, 2020

Economizing with Your Wood Cookstove

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In the autumn of 2019, we didn't turn off our electric water heater and make the annual switch to wood heated water and daily firing of ...
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Sunday, July 19, 2020

Using a Grill Roaster on a Wood Cookstove

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Probably fifteen years ago, I purchased this blue enamel "Grill Roaster" at Cappel's Ace Hardware in Atlantic, Iowa. What...
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Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Making Waffles on a Woodburning Cookstove

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Nancy and I both enjoy a good waffle, and I enjoy waffles made from scratch a whole lot better than those made from a mix.  I still have ...
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Saturday, December 13, 2014

Making Toast on a Wood Cookstove

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I find it interesting to read the many articles about how to make toast on a wood stove (heating stove or cookstove) which appear all over t...
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My wife Nancy and I are the fourth generation of my family to live on our Iowa farm. I am a Christian, a hobby farmer, a former English teacher, and freelance writer/editor. I've always been interested in cooking on a woodburning range. My great-great aunt Meme used to tell me about her experiences with a woodburning range as we played with the toy stove that she and her sister had been given in the early 1900s. I've been cooking over wood since 1997 when I purchased a Qualified Range from Lehman Hardware. In 2009, we put up a summer kitchen to house our 1920s green and cream Riverside Bakewell, and in March 2012 we replaced the Qualified with a Margin Gem cookstove.
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