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Re: Reflector Oven
Reply #90 - Mar 29th, 2009 at 2:47am
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These are kool too. There is an outfit in Chicago that pedals Ti sheet and rod stock-lighter and strong than Al or galvi sheet metal.....Ah another thing to chase after. Proud boy I found a neato video on the you tube on the outback but was not able to figure out how to link it to your split thread! I did include the info. Any one work with Ti? The thermo-patina would be amazing when the boy inherits it Smiley Old Scout's product looks neat does it pack flat?
  
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Reply #91 - Apr 12th, 2009 at 1:16am
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I tried my first reflector oven baking....and I'd give myself a D+.

I mixed up some banana nut muffin mix.  Problem was...it never really raised.  I ended up with a pretty condensed, but cooked, dough. 

I wonder if I interfered with the raising of the batter when I rotated the pan about midway through the cooking process.  In hindsight, I wasn't particularly careful when I rotated the pan, as my arm was burning up.  I think I should have picked up the entire oven, moved it carefully away from the fire, then gently turned the pan, and then replaced the entire oven next to the stove???

I'll keep trying.  The reflector over seems way more aesthetic than the BakePacker.  I just need practice. 

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Re: Reflector Oven
Reply #92 - Apr 13th, 2009 at 5:04pm
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Practice makes perfect!
  
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