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When it comes to actual cooking, the options are endless. Imagine skewering pieces of marinated chicken and vegetables on metal or wooden sticks, placing them just above the flames for a perfectly grilled treat. You could also use a cast-iron pot hung from the tripod to whip up a delicious stew or chili, capturing the rich flavors developed through slow cooking over an open fire.

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Prepare a basic Dijon mustard and lemon juice glaze with some salt and pepper, before heating up your grill.

When it comes to the meals you can create, the options are practically limitless. For a classic camping dinner, try preparing a one-pot chili using canned beans, diced tomatoes, seasoned ground meat, and your choice of spices. Simply let it simmer for a couple of hours, and you'll have a wholesome meal ready to serve. For those with a sweet tooth, baking a cake or cobbler is also possible, using ingredients like fruits and cake mix. Just remember, cooking with a tripod camp oven requires patience and a little practice to perfect the technique.