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The cooker attached to the Kang bed we slept in. A huge metal pan sits
over a coal fire. The pan is used for cooking and boiling water. The
smoke from the fire runs under the bed, heating stones (which retain the
heat for 8+ hours), then goes up out through a chimney.
This is me unexpectedly back in work mode on Christmas morning, spending 2½ hours rectifying a sudden total failure of the cooker.
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Nick and I made homemade spaghetti sauce in the pressure cooker for our V.Day dinner. It was so yummy!
You only have to look at the fortifiations around the upper access port to get an idea of the kinds of pressures these tanks were designed to produce and withstand. I can imagine the inside of a sealed tank being almost pristine, even after 80 years.
Read the whole story of our trip: antarctic.fury.com