RT27 stove pots and pans

[RangerRoamer]

Getting ready for a trip and plan on using the stove to cook. Burners seem very small. Do ordinary pans,pots from home work? What size pans work best..8in,10in, 12in? Or should I get smaller camping size pans? Thanks in advance

 

[Submariner]

Getting ready for a trip and plan on using the stove to cook. Burners seem very small. Do ordinary pans,pots from home work? What size pans work best..8in,10in, 12in? Or should I get smaller camping size pans? Thanks in advance

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[Martin610]

You don't mention if your stove is electric or gas. Either way the pots from home will work, but they will be a pain to store. Lots easier to have a set of cookware with detachable handles. Get something with a decent base that distributes the heat and you're good. I bought this inexpensive set and it works very well for us: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DHKR9XCP?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_5&th=1

They stay on the boat, you don't have to worry about forgetting something at home.

I also have an electric grill I use in the cockpit. Keeps smoke out of the cabin.

-martin610

 

[serendipity]

We have a 2023 R27 and use a nesting set of non/stick pots & pans. The big pan is 10” and fits on the stove. We do only use one pot at a time.

We also use an Omnia Stove Top Oven. Channel Surfing’s videos were super helpful!

 

[Submariner]

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