favorite camping product

Don't forget first aid kit, I ran around with black elecrical tape and paper towels wrapped around my finger for two days on our last trip, some kind of nurse I am lol, but hey it worked.

TerryM wrote: OUTBOUND:  Does the grill come with everything they show?  The bricketts and rotisserie.

@Terry: It doesn't use brickettes, it has a "flavor wave", a thick sheet of stainless steel folded into a w-shape that sits over the burner to disperse the heat.  I've found the flavor wave to be far more effective (no hotspots, fewer flareups), lighter and less messy than the old-style brickettes; the BBQ also cools-down much faster when you're done.  Unfortunately, the rotisserie costs extra.

The assembly manual only shows whats included with the grill.

I'll admit that the PortaChef is not the cheapest unit out there.  But, I find it to be very, very good and comparable to our home BBQ.  Last summer, at my family reunion, I cooked burgers and sausages for 45 people using the PortaChef alone; it was a great success.

My dutch oven for biscuits in the Morning, Casserole in the evening.  Also the slow cooker.

I put together, in a 3 ring binder, all the booklets/owner's manuals  for the appliances, important information, etc, in plastic sleeves.  Keeps everything together and easy to find.   An extension rod in the bath to hang towels, wash cloths, etc.  Shamwow's to wipe down shower walls or anything else we can think of.  Release tin foil.  Fire starters.  Zodi Battery-Powered Shower (came in handy when we didn't have water in the tank to take a shower and useful if you have a dog or kids with dirty feet to use outside).

Just curious is it difficult to wash the cooker in the small sink. I love to cook in the crock pot but was concerned about cleanup?