[Stoves] Stoves Digest, Vol 16, Issue 14 - large cooking pots

[rajan_jiby at dataone.in]

Dear Crispin,

Serving pots ( smaller size ) will definitely be used.

But I have seen the large cooking pot being taken out of the stove with 
great difficulty  -  sometimes even dragged on the floor.

I was only trying to throw an idea. The trolley will have to be designed 
carefully with lot of features ( like safe guarding the trolley structure 
from direct flames, a telescopic arrangement to guide the flame on to the 
pot bottom, etc. ).

Sometimes somebody picks up such ideas, innovates further and comes out with 
a brilliant product.

Regards,

Rajan




--------------------------------------------------------------


> Rajan, that is a really good idea. Is it solving a problem people express? 
> I
> have seen a lot of food served from large pots and it is usually put into
> the 'serving pot' which is much smaller than the one it as cooked in. I am
> wondering if this would happen anyway, in which case moving the pot might
> now be necessary. But it is still an idea that may apply in some cases.
>
> Thanks
> Crispin
>
> +++++
>
> Will it be possible to keep the big pots over a trolley  -  such that the
> trolley carries the pot around ?  The trolley can bring the pot above the
> stove. The pot remains on the trolley while the cooking takes place. After
> cooking is over, the trolley moves to the serving area. Here even a small
> stove can be slipped under the trolley to keep the food warm. Pot can be
> removed from the trolley only for washing purposes.
>
> Regards,
>
> Rajan
>