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

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8 thoughts on “Double Tripod Chippewa Kitchen”

  1. Amazing you guys should just try to advance into some other third world countries and help spread the scouting spirit by helping some other youths like us who are just but struggling to awaken the the scouting spirit .Keep up with the good work fellows

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