matt7591
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Use the burner for real stir fry with a wok a la Alton Brown.
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coptalker
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I use the big pot and burner to brew beer. Lots of homebrewers have that as the basis of a beginning system. Much better beer than the Mega-Swill like MillBudoors.
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tvme
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As others have said the pot is good for anything you eed to boil. On a stove (or on the turkey cooker with a couple baffles) its also good for making tomato sauce. I used to pot to hold cuts of pork when I was slaughtering hogs.
The burner can be used seperately with dutch ovens, griddles, frying pans- you name it. It makes a dandy lead melter too.
Or you can cut a circle from the bottom of a kettle grill, add some tiles and make a pizza oven. The pictures with the tiles and lid are on photobucket and I can't get to them right now  . It will also work fine as a gas grill with lava rocks.
On the cooker's legs at the bottom, you can see a few lead spatters. LOL!
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nohandles
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Spaghetti. I cooked 10 lbs of noodles in one before. We have also used it to cook a huge pot of soup in the camp ground.
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rpa91
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well u can use it as a potty if out in boonies lol. but be sure to wash good later
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lat471
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On a cool weekend enough Gumbo for the whole campground. YUM
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ozman
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lat471 wrote:On a cool weekend enough Gumbo for the whole campground. YUM
Keep in mind that most of the pots that come with these cookers are so thin that most sauces or chowders have a good chance of scorching unless stirred a lot,on low heat.I burned a batch of seafood marinara once($45.00 worth of seafood)
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MCrankyPants
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matt7591 wrote:Use the burner for real stir fry with a wok a la Alton Brown.
A man after my own heart!
There's no way to "properly" stir-fry without huge btu's...it's darn near the only thing I do with my turkey-fryer burner.
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We use ours to do the Eggs in the bag, I can fit a lot of egg bags in that pot. 
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