Steamed trout with the bushbuddy

[Andy Berner]

Well I just picked up a Bushbuddy Ultra and pot combo and have ordered a Hane. I was in the grocery store today and saw some rainbow trout. I thought to myself heck I'm gonna try this out.

So this is what I came up with to cook trout in the backcountry.

I bought some metal screen from some splatter strainer from the grocery store and torn the screen out. I then used tin foil with a couple of small wholes to hold in the moisture. I had just dug around in the kitchen and poured some olive oil and lemon pepper seasoning on it.

Very simple and easy clean up. I can boil my water and cook fish at the same time.

Just thought I would share.

Andy

[JJ Mathes]

Andy, that's a great idea, thanks for posting. I'll have to give it a try

[Andy Berner]

I need to get a pot that has a flying pan lid so then I don't need the tin foil.

Anyone know what one of those evenrew pots can fit a bushbuddy?

[Chris Gray]

Andy,
Which pot are you using in the picture, just curious as to what the diameter is?

[Andy Berner]

BPL firelite 1100

[Brian UL]

Great idea, you can steam veggies too. I will be great to add them in the summer when wild greens are growing.

[David Stenberg]

That is really cool! Great idea, look forward to more innovations as you test it out.

[JJ Mathes]

"I need to get a pot that has a flying pan lid so then I don't need the tin foil.

Anyone know what one of those evenrew pots can fit a bushbuddy?"

Andy I think it's the 900ml ECA265

http://www.evernewamerica.com/ECA265.htm

[Brandon Sanchez]

According the the BushBuddy Website: "For compact storage, this stove is designed to nest inside the Snow Peak Trek 900 (.9L)"

The Snow Peak Trek 900 comes with a fry pan lid. Heres a link:
http://www.moontrail.com/snowpeak-trek-900-titanium.php

Whats funny is how much cheaper the Bushbuddy is on their website rather than here on BPL. When i get the funds to buy one I will probably go for the regular bushbuddy that is sturdier for only 1.5oz more and costs $95.

[Jason Klass]

Great idea. Does the water ever taste fishy though if some oil drips down into it?

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