Cast Iron Potato Cooker for Log burners/Multi fuel stoves

This cast iron baked potato cookers are designed to sit on top of all cast iron wood burners and multi fuel stoves - and most steel ones too (though not cool wall units or those with wraparound type back boilers). A hot plate is NOT required - it simply sits on top of your stove. Basically - it makes use of the surface heat, which in turn, transfers to the cast iron pod. The pod gets hot and evenly cooks your jacket potatoes. It's also very easy to open to have a look and see what's happening inside After all, if you already have your stove lit, why bother turning the oven on? This cast iron baked potato cooker is small enough to fit on top of practically any stove, yet big enough to hold two medium (250g / fist sized) potatoes or one gigantic spud. MEASUREMENTS : 215mm / 8.5" wide x 160mm / 6.5" deep x 160mm / 6.5" high The time taken to cook your potatoes is very variable, as it depends on how hot your fire is burning. Usually around 3 hours. Do wear oven gloves when handling and lifting, as the pod will get very very hot. The pod also has a little hole on the top - which is for lifting in and out of open fires. Yes - you CAN use on open fires, but do make sure you season this item properly first. It's fine in small / medium open fires - but keep it out of bonfires and don't burn wood and coal together* NOTE - Your cast iron baked potato cooker requires seasoning before first use. For use on top of wood burning / multi fuel stoves : use a little sunflower / vegetable oil on some kitchen roll and lightly oil inside only. Sit the BPC on top of your stove for at least 2 evenings when the stove is being used before coking for the first time. This is to allow the BPC to get hot enough to bake the external stove paint on to the pot (do be aware the paint may smell as it cures - just as it does with a new stove)