Favorite Cowboy Cooking Tools

Favorite Cowboy Cooking Tools

Thank y’all for stopping by! We’re sharing just a few of our favorite cooking tools we use a lot on the chuck wagon and for outdoor cooking. While set-up at the Wagons for Warriors chuck wagon cook off we’re also visiting some of our friends to see what their favorite tools are for Dutch oven and outdoor cooking. Check below for more info on this event and also for the tools seen.

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Kent Rollins
Chuck Wagon Cook, Grilling, Dutch Oven Cooking, Cowboy, Cast Iron

[mattinsley]

Thanks, Kent, for supporting our Wounded Warriors.
I come from an Army family myself. Dad was an Army Med Evac pilot. Flew helicopters in Korea and Viet Nam. They did some great service but at a huge cost. Nobody knew what PTSD was in those days. He sadly drank himself to death when I was still a young man. I wish I could have done more for him when he needed help.
I honor his memory by contributing to Wounded Warrior projects when ever I can.

What you folks are doing there truly does make a huge difference in many lives.

Bless you my friend.

[peggygibbons]

We have Camp Hope, in Farmington, MO, for Wounded Warriors. They have handicap access deer blinds and wheelchairs with tank tracks, to get through the woods. It's a great place that hosts veterans every hunting season. And theres a big lodge, plus individual cabins.

[jr]

What a wonderful festival . Wagons for Warriors. People around the country need to take a page out of your book. Well done sir.

[bigcliffadventures]

Well I enjoy yall so much I lay here in my bed with my fight with cancer and wish I could get back on a horse again but no chance of that but yall give me something to make me smile all the time Kent thank you and give your wonderful wife a big hug to please.
God bless

[stevethecountrycook]

Great video Kent! I've ben cooking for myself since 70, I started cooking for folks since 82. Their is nothin more satisfying than seeing a smile on a persons face after they take that first bite! Warms my heart. They say never trust a skinny cook, I'am a skinny cook! Can't help it.But i've made alot of people put on pounds! I enjoy your videos my friend. Your chuck wagon buddies also. You and Shannon take care and God Bless.

[ToddAndelin]

Lots of great people with good hearts and amazing skills.  
Thats what you get when you are in Missouri.

[hoyethemphill]

Thanks for supporting Wounded Warriors, Kent. MO is my home state. If you're heading back west on 44, you might drop south to Ozark, MO to try out Lambert's, home of thrown rolls. Catfish, frog legs, fried okra, hog jowls, BBQ ribs, etc.

[gregormiller]

Good to see your contributing your time and effort to the Wounded Warrior Program. Bless you sir.

[dianacassinelli]

I wish I live in that era....beautiful pieces in iron...everything was so practical back then....and some of the new ones too...nice people all over....one day I am gonna have my own small farm...I’ll let you know Mr Rollins

[timothywade]

Especially as a veteran, I really like the fact y'all did that to serve those who have served our great nation at such a cost" blessings to y'all big time !!

[keithedgington]

Thank you for what you do. You are keeping our heritage alive. I enjoy the videos. I have learned a lot. I can't stand for long periods of time. Your recipes do well in oven. Again thank you from old country boy. God bless you and keep you and Shannon safe and well.

Thank you and Ms Shannon. What a breath of fresh air you both are!

[tedpeterson]

I didn't realize there were so many chuck wagon enthusiasts out and about this great land. Good to see! Thanks Kent

[plainsimple]

Kent,   Great time for a great cause.  Thank you for your support, and it was a pleasure to meet you and Shannon.  Rick & Mary

[anne-marieolka]

Thank you for caring for our service men who have paid the high price for our freedom.

[marcstauffer]

Had no idea that this tradition had such a following. The only other chuck wagon set up I have ever been around is Paradise  Rose out of Arlington, OR. Blessings on you and the others for what you are doing with the Wounded Warrior project! Marc Stauffer, Enterprise, OR

[ThriftyChic--Angel]

Thank you for these great videos of an almost lost way of life. Would love to see what makes a good chuck wagon and how food was kept and prepared.

[dirtisbetter]

My boy is 14 and he's been picking up railroad spikes along the rails here in Florida. So far he's made me a lid lifter, a frog gig, and a bacon press. Now I think I'm gonna need that meat fork! Great video Kent and Shannon thank you

[ericwhitlow]

I am far from being a cowboy but I could watch your videos all day. We use cast iron at home and when we camp.

[harrisonmantooth]

Yes Sir, I believe we were all impressed with that big skillet. I've seen some big ones before but none can compare to that one.

Excellent reason for being out there Kent, all this to honor our men and women, past, present, and future, who wore or are wearing the military uniforms of these United States.

Thanks Kent and Shannon.
Stan