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Using the Petromax Atago as a stove

The Petromax Atago is ideal for combination with Petromax Dutch Ovens to prepare savoury meat

dishes, stews and casseroles. For most dishes you will need no more than six briquettes for bottom

heat (depending on the size of the Dutch Oven). The ft6 and ft9 Dutch Ovens sit perfectly in the Atago.

Smaller cast-iron pots and forms can be positioned inside the Atago. Any Dutch Ovens and Fire Skillets

which do not fit in or on the rim of the Atago can be placed on the grilling grate. Alternatively, you can

place Dutch Ovens with and without legs, Dutch Oven lids as pans and all Petromax Fire Skillets on the

Cooking Support which is available separately and designed especially for the Atago.

It is also possible to prepare hot drinks such as tea and coffee with the Atago. The Petromax Percolator

is perfect for this and can either be used on its own in the Atago or placed on the grilling grate or the

Cooking Support (available separately).

Using the Petromax Atago as an oven

To use the Atago as a baking oven, you can work with the appropriate number of briquettes in combi-

nation with Petromax Dutch Ovens or with the separately available Convection Lid.

You create top/bottom heat by placing the appropriate number of briquettes under the Dutch Oven

and on the lid of the Dutch Oven. This allows you to make bread, cakes or casseroles.

When using the Convection Lid you use coals for bottom heat as usual. For top heat, place the Convec-

tion Lid over the Atago. This is ideal for preparing gratins, tarts or pizza.

Caution – risk of burns! The steam produced underneath the Convection Lid is very hot. Keep your

distance when lifting the Lid and protect your hands with heat-resistant gloves. We recommend the

Petromax Aramid Pro 300 Gloves.

Please use either the Convection Lid or top and bottom heat via distribution of briquet-

tes – do not use both at the same time as this would produce too much heat and the

burning coals would damage the Convection Lid.

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