A cooking link

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Here are some links with info about cooking over an open fire, as it seems a bit unrealistic to have a "kitchen stove" up here *grin*. Most of the equipment listed in here...hooks, spyders, dutch ovens (covered pots iwth a deep lid) are certainly reasonable to use in r/p, as they can all be made by a skilled metalsmith, and indeed there are companies that sell such goods that have been made by hand.

www.nps.gov/fosc/cooking_info1.htm
eartheasy.com/play_campfire_cooking.htm
www.housebarra.com/EP/ep04/20cooking.html
www.freetechsupport.com/csr/cookfire.htm
www.thefarm.org/charities/i4at/surv/cookingf.htm
www.christianhomekeeper.com/cook.html

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Also:
It was very common for women when cooking to use a sturdy apron of wool or leather when dealing with fires, as these materials would not burn so easily when a spark landed on her dress. The apron also protected their clothes, making them last longer, and being easier to clean. In the situation here, it seems like wool would be the common material anyway, but it's something to think about to add to your r/p