How to Build a Simple Emergency Brick Cook Stove

This is NOT for permanent use, or even close. It is for an emergency when you are using only what you can find and put together "ad hoc" in a quick moment. It is simple but could easily feel complicated if you were doing it under pressure in a crisis. So go outside and play with some old bricks in the back yard. Cook a quick meal and enjoy the simple adventure of it....(leave your cell phone inside the house and it will become even more enjoyable. I promise! :)) This is just one of many ways to make emergency preparedness fun. Please use caution, use only dry bricks, and know there is risk involved with fire.

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[lisa]

I have read something about not using these types of bricks due to lead? And the heat can make the explode...any thoughts or experience in this? I have a bunch of old bricks and was going to make a rocket stove but wasn't sure if I should use them.

[spankymagee]

Another hack that I learned from my Hungarian when those bricks are super hot after doing your cooking, wrap them up in towels and put them in the bed or sleeping bag by your feet. Stays hot a long time and can keep you from freezing in a tough spot.

[MeMe-dusn]

Thank-you very much, Precious Soul! God’s blessings to you and your family!

[jesussaveslivess]

Wow! A GODLY woman teaching us ladies how to make an outdoor grill to feed our families in a needed time off grid. God bless you beautiful!

[JaniceCrowell]

I’m getting ready to teach a camping/survival class for homeschoolers. I will use this!

[angelaschweyer]

Thank you for sharing, and for your sweet spirit. I love that you share the Word of God at the end!💗

[Kune]

You don't need to mess with breaking bricks in half. All you need to do is simply slide two opposing base bricks out an inch or two lengthwise. The angles that the air would be coming in might even create a vortex of air for a cleaner burn, and the shifted bricks would be easy to slide out more to clean out the base of ash or bits that fall through. I also don't see the need to have the base below the fire grate be two layers high. Move the grate down to the first layer, and let the superheated air do the cooking. Easiest way to create a cooking platform at the top is to lay two bricks flat across the corners, they'll have the stability to safely hold a kettle/pot/pan and be easy to adjust for size.

[richardclark]

What an absolute joy it is to watch you. I can hear the love of YESHUA in every word.

[jaycollier]

I'm pushing 70 years old but remember what my dad always said about my mom's cooking. First, he always accused her of using a smoke detector as a timer. Second, he always believed that she believed that "when it's brown it's cooking, when it's black it's done. Famous quotes from a retired engineer and former military pilot. LOL

[nightowl]

I wouldn’t say I’m an overly religious person but I so look forward to the scripture you share at the end because it always gives me a lump in my throat and feeling of gratitude for what you share ❤️

[tammybader]

You are a light in the darkness and a true blessing. God bless you

[wordsofhis]

Simple materials, simply done. It doesn't have to be elaborate; just has to work. Thanks.

[tingting]

This is what I did as a young girl in my village in China. You can always just make two vent holes at bottom from opposite sides and air will rise the same.
Thank you for instructions and God Bless^^

[amyjo]

Thank you! Your demeanor, your delivery, your voice....they are all just so calming AND you're so beautiful! I've followed you for years & I can truthfully say I've learned SO MUCH from you! Thank you for taking the time to video when you're doing all of your domestics. I know it takes you longer but you really are blessing a whole lot of people!

[Marra]

I like the fig tree back drop.
Thanks for all these videos.
May God richly bless you and yours.
Keep prepping and keep praying♥️

[janievanhoozer]

Thank you so much for you kind voice and bring knowledge and scriptures 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[dornharrison]

That last message was so much more important than the whole video. Worship God with the psalms daily!!!

[TheEMC]

God bless you. Sadly, many people will need this this winter. Especially in Europe. And if they can pull together some simple things like this it will mean survival. 🙏🏼💗 Let's be praying for them and assisting as God allows.

[washington]

This is where cast iron makes for a great choice..glad we have a couple of full sets along with 6 didfferent sized dutch ovens.

[steann]

That was great.
I made mine from clay bricks..square but oblong.. I cook brekky out there with the g/kids using free twigs and branches that fall in my yard.
I had my grate after the first course of bricks.. that way you can feed sticks in from the bottom (horizontally)once it is hot.
It sits in the weather for a decade, doesn’t rust and fires up perfectly every time..ha.