In an earlier post (almost directly below), A week's worth of small pleasures Pt 1, I mentioned boiling water for tea using a unique kettle from Lee Valley.
The kettle is more clearly shown in the following photo.
There is a larger version with a taller price tag for families on the move.
Directions:
Start a small fire in the pan.
Place kettle on the pan and drop twigs down the chimney.
Water boils very quickly because a large surface area of chimney is surrounded by the water cavity.
Add water to Earl Grey.
Enjoy.
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4 comments:
Very neat. Wish I'd had something like that a few times in the past. I never saw one like that
I'm going to Lee Valley on Friday (I have the car that day!). I think Mr Jesse would love one and it'd be very handy for our camping trips and our planned South America quest.
That is a very cool doodad. I missed the one and only time I went to Lee Valley. I will have to go back!
i know the kettles seem expensive $40 - 70, but they will last forever. Really, you'll be handing them down to the next generation.
let me know how you like them.
cheers,
gord h.
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