Double Tripod Chippewa Kitchen


 

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After assembling the tripods and lashing on the braces, Scouts lash on the cooking platform on a Double Tripod Chippewa Kitchen

Scouts cut a couple of burlap bags before adding a layer of mineral soil to make the cooking surface.

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 Lit charcoal chimneys are placed on the cooking surface and monitored.

Pouring out the Charcoal. When the coals are ready, they're spread over the cooking surface of the Chippewa Kitchen.

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Foil food packets are cooked over the coals on a Chippewa Kitchen

Author: Larry Green

Volunteer in the Boy Scouts of America

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