The 'bigger brother' to the cult favourite Frontier Stove, the original portable wood burning stove, the Frontier Plus has a whole host of upgraded features that make using it and cooking on it easy, fun and efficient. Perfect for hardened adventurers and those who've never used a stove before, the Frontier Plus makes any camping or outdoor adventure a whole lot more fun. The Frontier is equipped with a plate on the cooking surface which can be removed for maximum heat exposure and cooking directly over an open flame.

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Place your Dutch Oven (the type with feet) into an open fire and add butter/ oil then fry the onion and bacon. Two of the most popular tents we see being used are tipis and bell tents, both of which have seen a real resurgence over the last few years. They were used by both Native Americans and the Sami people in Northern Scandinavia, both nomadic peoples who needed to be able to assemble, disassemble and move their homes when they moved on. They were constructed from animal skins or canvas stretched around wooden poles or saplings that leaned against each other in a conical shape, with a hole at the top so a fire could be lit inside. Smoke flaps in the material of the tipi allowed for a good draw, pulling the smoke from the fire up and out of the tent - although we definitely recommend using a stove if you're lighting a fire in your tipi! Some good options are the Robens Kiowa, Cherokee and Mohawk tents, which are all different sizes of a portable tipi tent. They come with guy ropes, lots of standing space inside, and have a stovepipe port for the flue to fit through, meaning you don't have to cut a hole in your tent. We've had a few questions recently about what is needed to fit a Frontier Stove or Frontier Plus in a tipi, so we thought we'd put together a tipi guide covering everything you'll need if you'd like to use your stove in a tipi tent. If you'd like to get rid of the guesswork, have a look at our Frontier Plus Tipi Bundle; if you've already got your stove, or you're still considering what kind of tent or stove to buy, you might need some pointers on what you'll need and how to set it all up. So, without further ado, here is the ultimate guide to fitting, using and cooking with a Frontier Stove or Frontier Plus in a tipi tent. We have sold the original Frontier Stove for 6 years, and used one at many of our events. They’re a great product. Our stove has seen heavy usage but is still going strong. They remain unmatched for their mix of performance, cost, compactness and portability. Until now.If you're fitting a Frontier Stove, the kit needed is exactly the same, although you'll go for the Frontier Tipi Sleeve and an extra section of Frontier Stove flue instead. A carbon monoxide alarm is always an essential piece of kit if using any stove in a tent or enclosed space. The heat output of any fire comes down to two essential components: fuel and air. The Frontier Stove is designed to be used with wood only, and preferably good wood that is completely dry. The temperature and speed that firewood burns at varies by the type of tree it came from and how dry or ‘aged’ the wood is. Generally speaking hardwood burns longer, and slower, soft pine and conifers burn hot and fast. Wood that is new, live, or wet does not burn very well and will generate a lot of smoke. If you’ve got bad wood you’ll need a bigger fire with a lot of oxygen to achieve a more complete combustion. steel legs (yes 3, so cannot wobble). All folds into a neat bundle, with a handle on the side for very easy carrying.

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Heat a cast iron skillet or griddle over the fire. Melt butter over a low-heat side, allow to cool slightly and add to the jar of wet ingredients (milk and egg yolks). Wipe out skillet and brush with vegetable oil. If you're using the tipi's pre-fitted stovepipe port, you'll be placing the stove in the centre of the tent. If you're fitting the flue out through the tipi wall fabric, choose a spot that's not too close to the door (so no one accidentally trips over it as they come in) and not too close to any combustible materials like bedding or bags.The Frontier stove is both long-lasting and durable. However, at high temperatures most of our stoves – even those made from stainless steel – show discolouration and light rust when used outside where there is exposure to damp. The Frontier Plus will show signs of rusting after use, but this will not affect its performance or durability. The cooking surface is particularly susceptible to this where pots and kettles scratch the paint finish. You can always touch up the stove if necessary. This Blog explains more about looking after your stove in the British climate. Safety and disclaimer Make sure you are not overloading the stove with fuel; if there is not enough airflow in the firebox the fuel will not be able to burn efficiently and cleanly, and this can lead to smoke building up in the chamber which will billow out when you open the door. NB: Wild Stoves recommend the use of a Carbon Monoxide (CO) monitor alarm when using the Frontier Stove in an enclosed space.

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The Frontier Stove is designed to just burn wood - we recommend using our eco fuel (compressed sawdust). Burning coal in the Frontier Stove can cause it to warp. Using unseasoned or chemically-treated timber can cause buildup in the flue resulting in problems with smoke. A great type of fuel is compressed wood logs (make sure they are good quality, made from untreated wood offcuts). This type of fuel is very cheap, easy to get hold of and burns very cleanly. Within this period the manufacturer will correct any defects by repairing or replacing defective parts of the equipment or making available the parts thereof.Other good choices are the Nordisk Alfheim and the Helsport Varanger. All can be fitted with Frontier or Frontier Stoves inside. Using your stove in a tipi Tipi Sleeve (optional): A Tipi sleeve specifically made for exiting the Frontier Stove flue pipe out of the stop of a CanvasCamp tipi is sold separately. The tipi sleeve is designed to work with portable tipis with a pre-fitted stovepipe port, like the Robens tipis or Helsport lavvu. If you've got a traditional tipi, the best way to exit the flue is either straight up through the top, if there's a crown with a hole for a flue, or to fit the flue out through the canvas by cutting a hole in it and installing a flashing kit, which is really easy. The Shed Flashing Kit works from angles between 0 degrees to 20 degrees and the 45˚ Flashing has been designed so you can fit your stove in sheds, chalets and similar structures that have a steeper angled roof.

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The Shepherd Stove is one of the tiniest and most effective woodburners available. They have been designed with Shepherd's huts in mind, and suit very small spaces. In yet another 16-ounce jar or container, combine the milk and egg yolks (you'll add the butter to this jar later, once you've melted it over the campfire). Store all three jars in a cooler until ready to cook. Catch Tray: The Frontier is equipped with a catch tray to help keeps coals and ash in the stove and off the floor. The catch tray is removeable for easy cleaning. With a growing range of outdoor cooking options like the Frontier Stoves, the ever popular Orland Stoves or simply a highly versatile Dutch Oven nestled straight into an open fire. There shouldn't be a Pot Noodle in sight!

While heating, shake up the ingredients of the flour mixture container and the milk mixture container separately. Next, pour the milk contents jar into the flour contents jar and shake again until just mixed. It is okay if there are some lumps in the batter. Finally, shake the egg white container until just foamy, about 2 minutes. Add the egg whites to the batter, seal the top, and gently rotate the jar to gently incorporate the egg whites without breaking down all the air between the egg white proteins. x flue sections that store inside the stove body for transport, and including base section with rotating baffle. Each flue section is 60mm diameter x 450mm long. From the moment we received the Frontier Stove for review a decade ago, we have been able to highly recommend it. It is devices like this which extend our short season of sitting comfortably outside. We use it on cool afternoons and evenings to keep the chill away while sitting outside cooking and relaxing. This is one product which we have reviewed, then held on to for team use at festivals, events – and our holidays and BBQs. Combine the flour, salt, sugar, baking soda, and baking powder in a 24-ounce jam jar or container with a tight-fitting lid.