Cooking on the engine

[spandit]

Has anyone tried cooking on their engine? Thinking of roasting a pheasant in a bag on the manifold of my 200tdi but unsure about cooking mileage :)

[jonty]

wrap it tightly in foil then newspaper then more foil so that it doesnt catch fire two hours at forty mph should do it nicely . happy trails

[jonty]

dont forget to season it before wrapping

[seriesowner]

And to unwrap before eating!:D

[spandit]

I am definitely going to try this - it's a pity I don't drive longer distances - my normal commute is only 25 miles...

[Swingletree]

In Kosovo, I used to lockwire tins of scoff to the exhaust of my wolf all the time. Just remember to puncture the lid before you away on a 45 minute drive to the northern border or you might think you have driven into a contact, skid to a halt and start diving into ditches whilst cocking your rifle before noticing the baked beans and hot dogs dripping onto the track under your lanny!:o:o:o

[spandit]

Ah, the professionalism of the British Army... :D

[mazzyjane]

I am definitely going to try this - it's a pity I don't drive longer distances - my normal commute is only 25 miles...


Bacon butty.....;)

[redhand]

There's a book out somewhere called Manifold destiny, with loads of tips and recipes Amazon would probaby be the best place to start.

[conkers]

I haven't cooked on the engine but if you ned an emergency BBQ and the meat is still frozen it makes an excellent defroster;)

[Satancom]

I haven't cooked on the engine but if you ned an emergency BBQ and the meat is still frozen it makes an excellent defroster;)

And you can just drain some cooking oil out of your tank :)

[conkers]

And you can just drain some cooking oil out of your tank :)

If it's not frozen ;). How's the weather? It's a cool 26C here at the mo:D

[Satancom]

If it's not frozen ;). How's the weather? It's a cool 26C here at the mo:D

Its very sunny :D But damn cold! Frost on the windscreen.. I envy you lol!

[g7jtk]

I was just about to post on this subject and found this at the top of the list.I was out on a pay and play a couple of weeks ago and cooked a couple of pasties on the inlet manifold. 2 to 3 hrs and they were nice and hot just like they had come from the bakers.

[alex_p]

Now where did I put that Ginsters sausage roll? (sniff sniff) Ohhhhhh hell no, knew I forgot something...

[Rygel]

i once wired a peice of cod to my mates manifold. Not to cook it thogh, he didnt no it was there. well..not for a day or two. does that count?:D

[Madoobri]

:eek: :D :rotfl:

[g7jtk]

Something smells a bit fishy:D

[DaveBG]

Remember Hugh Fearnly Whittingstall cooking a trout on the manifold of his "gastro-waggon" in his cook on the wild side series.