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Snow Peak Micro Cast Iron Oven

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Iron and fire. In a world that has changed so much, it’s often the things that have changed little that can be the most cathartic.

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Cooking with fire is one such thing, and today we’re going to have a look at one of the smaller ovens in the Snow Peak range – the Micro Oval Cast Iron Oven.

While our Snow Peak CS26 is perfect for bigger groups and meals, sometimes we are just two, and this is where the Micro Oval shines.

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Cast in Japan, the quality of the iron is incredible. The lid has an incredible seal to keep in the heat. The lid can also be used separately as a small grill that we bet will outperform any pan in your collection.

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The micro oven is perfect for stews, mini roasts and more. A lot of ideas just don’t quite work out in the larger ovens, so we’re looking forward to experimenting more to see what this oven can do.

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Alternatively you can forget savoury altogether and focus on desserts instead. Perhaps a dedicated dessert oven?

Luke knocked up this apple crumble while we were out on the Holland Track. The top was crunchy and golden brown – it was incredible!

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Mike Collister has spent his life outdoors. He has represented Australia as a slalom kayaker, guided whitewater expeditions in Nepal, and taught outdoor education and wilderness medicine. He’s paddled the Kimberley’s Fitzroy River in the wet season and across the Bass Strait and is an avid photographer, overlander and camper.