Make Chocolate Chip Cookies in a Cardboard Box?
I went camping with my wife and some friends… It was my job to make desert. So, I wanted to make chocolate chip cookies. Despite the criticism and disbelief from my peers, I did successfully bake cookies while camping. Here’s how I did it:
- 1. Get the supplies:
- 1. Cardboard box
- 2. Tape
- 3. Tinfoil
- 4. Coat hanger
- 5. Old crappy cast iron pan
- 6. Coal
- 7. Cookie dough
- 2. Fold and tape the bottom of the cardboard box closed.
- 3. Cut two opposite flaps off of the top of the box (so the two remaining flaps act as double doors).
- 4. Line the inside of your box, and flaps, with tinfoil (I used two layers of foil).
- 5. Straighten out your coat hangers and poke them through a little bit above the middle of the box creating an oven rack.
- 6. Take the two flaps that you cut off in step 3 and wrap them in foil… Now you have cookie sheets.
- 7. Heat up the coal so its white ish and glowing.
- 8. In this process, each individual coal is roughly equivalent to 50 degrees. So, 350 degrees you need about 7 coals.
- 9. Use an old cast iron pan and fill it with the appropriate amount of briquettes.
- 10. Let the coal heat up the oven for 5 to 10 min or so.
- 11. Pop the cookies in your cardboard box oven using your make shift cookie sheets.
- 12. Check on your cookies often (I have found that they cook a little faster than normal).
- 13. Bam! You have it! Chocolate chip cookies made in a cardboard box oven.