Food Sticking/Burning in Billycan, poss mod?

[Toddy]

Not that I know of; but the silicon sheet stuff that I recommended earlier works very well indeed inside the thin aluminium camping pots .

I know what you mean about being reluctant to scour an old thin pot though; I have and still use my Granny's brass jeely pan, but press on the bottom of it now and it goes 'boing'

It seemed so plausible at the time, but with hindsight, I agree, the aluminium works well as cooking pots.

cheers,
Mary

 

[petrochemicals]

Anyone tried seasoning the pan/pot?

As in heating oil in it to produce a non-stick surface?

Never occured to me before to do it to mess tin but I can't think why it shouldn't be done.

That's a point. Well used stainless pans do fry eggs better than new ones, but I think the food sticky problem is a bit less obvious Mr bulb.

Edit. Given that's it's stainless steel, a wire scourer will have the burned stuff of in no time, andyou can't damage the pan.