Post your camp kitchens!

Our kitchen setup has evolved dramatically over the decades. We started out with a single burner stove from KMart, carefully balanced on whatever log or rock that happened to be close by, to what you see in the pics. Now we have a big fridge, a two burner stove, and lots of counter space.
 

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our kitchen away from home. wife loves it and that makes it really easy to keep her coming camping with me.
 

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Not "In Action," but quickly set it up as I was packing for this weekend's trip. Small, but works great for me.
 

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I have a Plano 1819 currently set up as a camp kitchen, with a bit too much stuff in it. Id really like to get it all down to a Small because you can easily fit 4 next to a fridge in the back of our trucks. I've got all most everything to fit short of the stove and the skottle. The Skottle will never fit, but I don't mind that being on the out side. I'm currently considering the Jet boil Genesis stove so that it can all fit in the small.
 
If we're not Grilling, we love Cast Iron Cooking so most are Pre Cooked Frozen meals over a camp fire. Sirloin Beef Stew
 

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If your stove isn't green and can run on white gas or unleaded, are you actually even camping?

All joking aside, I'm a big Coleman fanboy. My dad has a stove just like this that we used growing up, so naturally I had to get my own when I reached adulthood. Coleman is just synonymous with camping to me.

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If your stove isn't green and can run on white gas or unleaded, are you actually even camping?

All joking aside, I'm a big Coleman fanboy. My dad has a stove just like this that we used growing up, so naturally I had to get my own when I reached adulthood. Coleman is just synonymous with camping to me.

i am usually a big Coleman fan too, but i have struck out on the last few purchases. the cooler i purchased the hinges are starting to separate already and all of the pans scratched so easily.
 
Man you have a great set up! Where are you located? I'm looking for someone to build me the slide for a fridge on my runner.
 
I built this platform with the slide out. I use an Everest BC stove and I also have an Alp mountaineering table. The slide will support about 25-30lbs.

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Man you have a great set up! Where are you located? I'm looking for someone to build me the slide for a fridge on my runner.
 
Traditionally I'm a cask iron over the fire or Coleman gas grill on a folding table guy but I recently picked this up for $20 and am pumped to get out and use it.
Will be nice to have some additional space for things.
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Traditionally I'm a cask iron over the fire or Coleman gas grill on a folding table guy but I recently picked this up for $20 and am pumped to get out and use it.
Will be nice to have some additional space for things.
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Looks neat! Whats the brand name?
 

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