Serbian Fish Fryer

[Bolas De Fraile]

Originally Posted by Aunt Bea

Tub from a washing machine or dryer?

Bea you are correct its an old washing machine tub.

[CWS4322]

Hmmm...I use one as a compost bin...got another old washer hanging around the barn...never thought of converting it to a Serbian Fish Fryer...how does one do that?

[pacanis]

Originally Posted by CWS4322

Hmmm...I use one as a compost bin...got another old washer hanging around the barn...never thought of converting it to a Serbian Fish Fryer...how does one do that?

You may want to rethink that.
You can also convert an old washing machine into a chicken plucker

[Snip 13]

Originally Posted by Bolas De Fraile

This outdoor fish fryer is home made and worked very well. What is it made of?
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I think it's a drum from a tumble dryer, I've used one as a braai before..lol!
You won't believe what some South Africans convert into BBQ"s

[Snip 13]

My current "braai" is made out of a tyre rim from truck, pretty cool! Bought it from a local that makes them in Botswana

[justplainbill]

The old round TV CRT tubes set on top of a 30 gallon trash can and topped with a wok made from the top of a 50 gallon steel drum also worked pretty well as a fryer. For most outdoor homemade cooking devices, draft control seems to be the major challenge; that's why I'm a fan of the big green egg, even though I make a lot of use out of my Weber-Stephen.
I try to minimize the amount of $0.50 per pound charcoal that I consume in making a meal. Ashes from a wood fire can often produce tastier food but, even though I'm retired, I do not use the wood ash method that often because of the time involved and paucity of appropriate trees on my property.

[Bill Manning]

Looks cool... must try..
Thanks..

[Josie1945]

Originally Posted by Bill Manning

Looks cool... must try..
Thanks..

Hi Bill,
Welcome to DC.

Josie