Muff pot containers
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Ballzdeep
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right! seeing Kimricks's spread layed out got me some ideas and made me hungry. Might be a dumb question...but i never put wings in my pot before, if they are frozen, do they actually cook all the way through?
kimrick
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They sure do.
I usually always put them in frozen.
Just plan a little longer before eating.
Heimie
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KC's in Stony Plain. Some guys at Renshaw had them last year. Said they were like $10-15 each. Just what they said on price, I never looked into it.
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We usually cook a pile of wings and ribs and stuff, then package them in muff pot size meals in tin foil. Grab a couple from the cooler or hotel fridge and in my pack. On the hill they get warmed up. I don't have to worry about undercooked chicken or anything, just more like warm up and eat.
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Just ordered these for muff pot mealtime:
https://www.amazon.ca/UCO-2-Piece-I...4011&rps=1&sprefix=camping+ut,aps,199&sr=8-59
https://www.amazon.ca/UCO-2-Piece-I...4011&rps=1&sprefix=camping+ut,aps,199&sr=8-59
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Here are a couple of older videos that I did up. Hot meals are great and your creativity is only limited by your imagination. One year, I did pineapple upside down cake that I put in for the trip back to the truck! Peeps in the staging area were literally amazed!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wYsHowdK1g&t=3s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u_Wz6GujKU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wYsHowdK1g&t=3s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u_Wz6GujKU
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They've been posting them on their Instagram, they sure look good. I don't go there often but haven't ever had a bad meal there.
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Thought about this for a long time: Does anyone make a muff pot cozy? What i am talking about is a insulating cover that can be pulled over the muff pot to keep it at a more consistent temperature. I have some 2" wide foam tape that I will try to cover it in specific locations but not sure if that is best approach.
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