No oven

[Figaro]

but not tried to do a soufflé

You must be very posh making souffle in the motorhome

A packet of chocolate brownie mix and a tin of ambrosia custard is about the limit of my culinary desert efforts

 

[Lenny HB]

You must be very posh making souffle in the motorhome

Managed one in a TecTower oven.

 

[pappajohn]

mogbl has not yet said whether he wants something for EHU or without.

Oh yes he has ......

I do not want it to run on electricity.

 

[Bill-H]

I only want to use the gas hob if possible. Does a Dutch oven do the job?

A Dutch Oven in urban slang would be the last thing you'd be using to cook in

 

[Outdoors Dad]

Ridge monkey or similar brands get good reviews for stoves cooking. Recipes available on line.

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[Landy Andy]

Frey bentos pie

Straight into the cassette and miss out on the wasted power then.

 

[Jane And Rog]

If you don't want to use electrons*, the Omnia oven is a great buy. We may even have one going second-hand soon if the oven in our new van is up to snuff. I'd definitely get the non-stick liner for it - much easier to wash up.

*OK, pedants, apart from the ones being emitted by the gas flames.

 

[TinaLes]

I use a Tefal Deep Glass lid Sauté Pan at Home & in The Van for many meals, in fact we now have 2 different sizes, dont know how would cope without them. The Glass lid saves the hob being splashed with fat when searing, or making the full English. I also have a hob top toast maker, which works well once heated up.
Gas BBQ, Charcoal BBQ & hob top Pressure cooker for everything else.
I know The OP doesn't want to use electric, but if an EHU is available then Its The Remoska Oven as I haven't mastered the Ninja Air Fryer yet as the double drawer one although very large footprint, was sent back as I found the drawers were too small for a whole chicken, whereas The Remoska Oven is perfect.
I also use a WOK, but only outside if I remember to pack it.
LES

 

[MisterB]

the OP hasnt actually said if they have a gas hob already installed so they can use a hob top type of cooker.

i think the 'cooking' question is a bit more involved in terms of how they are powered. For example a slow cooker doesnt use much electricity but requires more planning and time, rice cookers are similar. cooking previously prepared meals that have been frozen, use less power once thawed out naturally ..... They could prepare meals well in advance of when they need them, even cooking 'on the go' with a VERY well secured crock pot type cooker.

so electricity might still be an option for cooking as the reason not to use it was the amount of power it takes out of their batteries. Depending on circumstances etc, if travelling regularly, would a B2B solve the issue or even bigger lithium and suitable inverter (though at potentially substantial more cost, which might not be an option)?

whichever route you decide, please dont use a gas appliance that isnt designed for indoor use !!!

 

[nicholsong]

the OP hasnt actually said if they have a gas hob already installed so they can use a hob top type of cooker.

i think the 'cooking' question is a bit more involved in terms of how they are powered. For example a slow cooker doesnt use much electricity but requires more planning and time, rice cookers are similar. cooking previously prepared meals that have been frozen, use less power once thawed out naturally ..... They could prepare meals well in advance of when they need them, even cooking 'on the go' with a VERY well secured crock pot type cooker.

so electricity might still be an option for cooking as the reason not to use it was the amount of power it takes out of their batteries. Depending on circumstances etc, if travelling regularly, would a B2B solve the issue or even bigger lithium and suitable inverter (though at potentially substantial more cost, which might not be an option)?

whichever route you decide, please dont use a gas appliance that isnt designed for indoor use !!!

To secure pans you need something like these

Aquachef Gimbals, Pan Clamps, Fiddle Rail

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...as used on boats.

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[mogbl]

To secure pans you need something like these

Aquachef Gimbals, Pan Clamps, Fiddle Rail

Aquachef 2 Burner Hob Gimbals & Pan Clamp set. This is a robust stainless steel design with positive pan clamp adjustment unlike the lightweight Neptune 4500 which dont offer the same level of adjustment. Quality robust design Designed specifically...

www.tcschandlery.co.uk

...as used on boats.

Thanks alot folks. But unfortunately none the wiser. I have all the electrical goodies and a camping gas oven. Wanted the know if the weather is atrocious and I have no Electric could I cook on the gas hob. I mentioned Frey Bentos pie because the top would be a challenge. I only know you need an oven for them.