engine block cooking

I suppose you could work it that way, but it would probably end up tasting like chicken. FYI, chicken and soap taste the same to me.

 

at "BACK TO 50,s " in minn. there is a guy that cooks hot dogs and brats , on old style headers of his t bucket , he fabbed a small grit to fit over header , has engine idlle ,
" want onions with that dog ? "

 

Cook stuff on his cat ?
What do you put on the cat to keep it burning ?
Don't the cat try to run away or do you kill it first then light it ?

 

its only a crime if you get caught

 

Key words[ make a small hole] I remember a new guy in the motor pool put a can of beans on the personal heater in the M-88. It was freezing outside and four of us were sleeping inside the M-88. When that thing blew it covered our sleeping bags and the complete inside with beans. What a mess some of the stains never came out. Oh well just another f#@_ up nite in Germany. Ron

 

That reminds me of a time I was standing by a campfire that someone had put a can of baked beans on to cook. They didn't open the lid and boom! Hot beans stick on bare flesh and burn. I was one of the lucky guys. The rest were hollering trying to s****e the hot beans off their bare skin.
I'd just wrap the food in tinfoil and sit on the intake to cook.

 

that had to be a bad way to wake up. but it is probably funny now. i was sitting around a campfire once, and someone dropped a can of pepsi in the fire. when it went off, it scared us all. good times at Down's Lake.

 

thanks every one. i have learned alot from this thread. i am going to have to cook out side tonight.

 

when i was in the army there was a mount for the
cantin on the mufler in the bandwagons i drove

 

I've known guys that would wrap stuff in foil and stick it hot mix from the asphalt plant to the job site


Buzz

 

I put my engine block in the oven at 400 deg- but it took freaking forever to heat up. (and forever to cool off too) Oh wait I read this wrong.