I don't do any real cooking on the stove either, basically heat stuff up
and make coffee.  Always wondered how  bears would take to a Westy canvas
loaded with cooking odors!   Seems like it would be like cooking in a tent,
just a little higher up?
I do most of my cooking over the fire if possible.

      Jay

Bill Marshall <Willolyn99@AOL.COM>@gerry.vanagon.com> on 05/30/2003
09:33:38 AM

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Subject:    Re: INFO: Griddle for westy, great for bfst lnch and dinner!

I'm not a westy owner, and I don't cook in my van with the
Coleman stove or the Whisperlite.  I am curious, and have
a question for those who do cook in their vans:

How do you keep the cooking smells out of your van?

If I cooked anything with garlic or grease in it, I would imagine
the van might smell like an old diner after awhile.  You know,
that rancid smell, sinking into the upholstery.  How does one
avoid that?

Bill Marshall
85 GL Tiico "Pandora's Box"
Aurora, IL

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