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Post pictures of your camp kitchen
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I built a removable fold down table for my LJ & TJ tailgate. It hangs over the tailgate with a few brackets and stays at home when not needed.
I've finished the table for my trailer. Although I'm close, I just need to finish the trailer! It will be carried inside of the trailer. It only takes a few minutes to set up. I built the table out of 3 small aluminum foldable tables and sized it to fit the side of my trailer. It weighs about 4 pounds and is surprising strong and rigid.
See trailer build thread in my signature below.
I've finished the table for my trailer. Although I'm close, I just need to finish the trailer! It will be carried inside of the trailer. It only takes a few minutes to set up. I built the table out of 3 small aluminum foldable tables and sized it to fit the side of my trailer. It weighs about 4 pounds and is surprising strong and rigid.
See trailer build thread in my signature below.
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I use to carry a ton more but now it's a Dutch oven ( found out the lid flipped upside down can be used for skillet , a jet boil , some freeze dried foods and a small cooler of food . I figured if i could live comfortably for over a week with a 28lb pack on my back why do i need so much stuff when I'm relaxing driving ? my goal is to pair down so much I can fit all our camping gear in the Subaru and leave the roof for firewood and the quickshade
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I use the same boxes for my kitchen. Just posted a DIY for box legs.They are great,pricey for my CAD dollard but i really like them,i have 3 one in the jeep and 2 in the trailer.I think the taller lids will be better,more room for gear.
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My gullwing kitchen. Including handpump for drinking 40L water. Has everything except for the food and the table
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This was the old set up before the trailer.
I did pick a 2 burner Coleman stove to replace the butane single burner.
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Nothing fancy but a few pans and such. It’s ever changing but all fits in a plano box and bottom drawer of my 80. 
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Smileyshaun, you’ve got the right idea! Used to motorcycle camp with very little and always multi-purpose gear. Went back to 4x4 after I quit riding. Big adjustment! Started carrying way to much stuff and have been paring down ever since. (I still have my “luxury” items thro. )
I have a number of different setups for different needs. We do a lot of elaborate fly fishing lunches.
Tamales with chili and cheese
Trailer life - you can just see the kitchen on the right
Tamales with chili and cheese
Trailer life - you can just see the kitchen on the right
How about a camp kitchen in a kitchen-kitchen? Running inventory and deep cleaning everything the other night, I should have taken a shot of the spread I had going on in my living room, gear was everywhere!
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I did a kitchen remodel over the winter and have now used it for a full season and love it. Favorite features are the countertop and pantry drawer... and utensil drawer...and stove slide....ok, I love it all. The Cook Partner stove is awesome and a big improvement over my Coleman. Heat control is much better.
The pantry drawer holds 4-6 soup or beans/tomato boxes (yuppie cans), hand cleaning stuff, tooth brushing stuff, meds, fire starting stuff, RX Bars, stainless steel drinking glasses, camp mug, tea, spices and cooking oils.
I designed the "kitchen" and had Steel Feather Welding in Oregon City build it for me. It is bolted to the TruckVault and can be removed. Same goes for the refrigerator/slide.
The tray next to the stove has a can opener, lighter and rock salt for cleaning the Skottle if needed. I do love my Skottle and use it for the main course most of the time.
The Ready Light is handy for late night cooking.
Clean up is easy with the Water Port and collapsible dish pans. Most of the time I'll set them up on the Tailgater Tire Table, but I had some fishing gear laid out there this time....
I've added a couple Zarges boxes to the kit to hold my cookware and dry goods since this photo was taken. They strap down on top of the stove slide and the Tire Table lays on top of them. When strapped down they ride safe and quiet. I also put the Engel in an insulated bag for the summer months. Worked well.
I'm sure I'll find improvements over the winter...stay tuned.
The pantry drawer holds 4-6 soup or beans/tomato boxes (yuppie cans), hand cleaning stuff, tooth brushing stuff, meds, fire starting stuff, RX Bars, stainless steel drinking glasses, camp mug, tea, spices and cooking oils.
I designed the "kitchen" and had Steel Feather Welding in Oregon City build it for me. It is bolted to the TruckVault and can be removed. Same goes for the refrigerator/slide.
The tray next to the stove has a can opener, lighter and rock salt for cleaning the Skottle if needed. I do love my Skottle and use it for the main course most of the time.
The Ready Light is handy for late night cooking.
Clean up is easy with the Water Port and collapsible dish pans. Most of the time I'll set them up on the Tailgater Tire Table, but I had some fishing gear laid out there this time....
I've added a couple Zarges boxes to the kit to hold my cookware and dry goods since this photo was taken. They strap down on top of the stove slide and the Tire Table lays on top of them. When strapped down they ride safe and quiet. I also put the Engel in an insulated bag for the summer months. Worked well.
I'm sure I'll find improvements over the winter...stay tuned.
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Hey that's cool!! very similar to mine. l
What brand table is that between the folding chairs?
Jetboil genesis base camp 2
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How do you like that jetboil stove is it worth the money. I like how they're compact. What is the quality of the stove?
I love it, they’re worth it imo. Compact like you said, that’s a big thing for me i used to carry one of those Coleman griddle things, they take up space. The bag fits the stove with its 5 liter pot and not stick pan which is all i really need. Quality is awesome they aren’t flimsy or cheap, you can just tell when you see it or held it in person. Also easy to clean. I recommend looking at reviews on youtube
