Ribeye Steak on Jetboil Summit Skillet with Jetboil MiniMo - Camping Stove Meals

[@BackpackingUK]

Buy the Jetboil Summit Skillet here from Amazon UK: amzn.to/3uQpl2f

[@laurenjones6901]

The sizzle as the steak hits the skillet is one of the most satisfying sounds 👌 that steak looks immense

[@BackpackingUK]

100% 🎶 🥩 😁

[@timdion7834]

Ahhh steak & rice is my go to dinner for the first night on a backpacking trip. Nice done sir. I freeze the steak and vacuum seal it. Wrap it in my jacket in my pack & sometimes it’s still even a little frozen in the middle come dinner time.

[@mattsloan7147]

Who'd of thought camping gear would be so capable! Hungry now! Delicious. 🥩

[@BackpackingUK]

I went for a run beforehand so I didn't feel guilty eating steak for lunch, on a weekday 😂

[@theDudeOfDudes]

I just want a woman who looks at me like this man looked at that steak . Great video. Just got my minimo yesterday and I think I'm going to head back and pick up the Jetboil pan and a aeropress go later today.

[@BackpackingUK]

Haha best quote ever! I’ll be bringing out a video of me cooking on just my MiniMo soon. These Jetboil products are top quality pieces of backpacking gear.

[@CharlesM84]

outstanding bit of kit

[@happyhourunlimited680]

This video is so good you can smell the steak watching the video. Can't wait for dinner having steak for breakfast. Just purchased my MiiniMo and it is pretty amazing stove! Onward and Upward but first steak and eggs! Thank you for making me fat and happy! :)

[@BackpackingUK]

haha thanks. I've got a MiniMo Meal video coming out soon so stay tuned!

[@Doofyy11]

I like ur videos. You do cook testing on these burners, everyone else boils water lol

[@peterzebot9863]

Backpacking in the city? Aren't they just called bumbs?

[@marathonsixactual4470]

I use the PCS system and make pan biscuits and gravy all the time. Very good system, used for almost 10 years

[@williamm8205]

I have a minimo and love it…im thinking about the skillet as well…mostly, i now have a craving for a rib eye…lol..thanks for the great review

[@BackpackingUK]

Personally, I think the Summit Skillet is excellent. I really look after mine so it’s aged well. It doesn’t hot spot like all the others. There is a small weight disadvantage but the better base is well worth the extra weight. Add a bit more oil than you would do at home, and with the ceramic coating, it’s a good non-stick pan.

[@jasonmaddison6148]

good review fella.

[@BackpackingUK]

Thanks 👍

[@MrDoncarnage]

I watched 3 of your videos and you changed my life forever! Amazing. I was actually looking for reviews of backpacking skillets, found your reviews and cooking, and its a no brainer. Im going to get the Jetboil skillet. Even the included spatula is perfect. I am using Primus Lite XL integrated stove but it can be used with any pots/pans too. Cooking steak up in the mountains covered in waist deep snow? Oh yes. You have a subscriber here. Thanks for what you do 👍👌

[@BackpackingUK]

Awesome! Thank you! The Jetboil Skillet isn't perfect but I believe it's the best out there. It certainly enables me to cook proper food on the mountain.

[@dougieranger]

Hi Vladimir, how are you enjoying the Skillet? Is it worth buying? Thanks.

[@sfrenchy5943]

That steak has me hungry m8... we have some fillet for valentines so looking forward even more so to tuck into it later. Keep up the great videos . My coffee press for the minimo has came I haven’t tried it out yet but it’s really high quality with a really good silicone seal on the edge so I have faith it will perform well.

[@BackpackingUK]

I think I'm going to treat myself to the coffee press too!

[@sfrenchy5943]

@@BackpackingUK it’s worth it I’ve your using filter coffee and it will complete your set ! I also buy the Taylor’s coffee bags to use in the jet boil which eliminates the need of the press but I still think it’s great to have as the coffee bags are not widely available if your camping places with limited shops etc

[@aussiecue]

Nice, Think i'll get this kit for the motor bike. I have the Sumo for the 4x4 , I wonder if I can just get the minimo top.

[@BackpackingUK]

You can probably buy the MiniMo pot seperately. However, it'll probably cost just as much as a full system discounted.

[@erict5878]

Jetboil makes a skillet with their flex ring technology as well I've been backpacking since Boy Scouts ( I'm 71 now ) and on almost every trip my first dinner on trail is a ribeye and noodles and sauce. Try salt, a good amount of garlic powder and McCormicks Montreal steak seasoning. .All we need is " smellavision ".. and some sipping whiskey1

[@BackpackingUK]

Jetboil removed the flux ring for this new version of their skillet. Nice to know there's someone else out there that loves Ribeye as much as me! I'll see if I can get hold of that steak seasoning too.

[@steelontarget]

Not anymore. I still have mine from 15 years ago and haven't seen them since

[@timcarter5375]

Hey! Loved this - did you add anything to the bare pan before you put the steak in? That skillet does look good!

[@ofs4654]

Any scorching at the bottom of the pan? Cheers.

[@BackpackingUK]

Do you mean the bottom of the skillet? If so, no. If you mean the pot, no, but do not leave it! Never leave it alone and always keep stirring if there’s no water in the pot.

[@dgriffo1369]

Much respect bruv

[@BackpackingUK]

Cheers 👍

[@thearthisyours]

Thank you for sharing the video. Is the Minimo adjustable for stronger and weaker flame?

[@BackpackingUK]

Yes, the value is excellent on the MiniMo. You can really fine-tune your cooking.

[@SwampySi]

If you could only get 1 would you recommend getting a MiniMo or a Jetboil Flash?

[@BackpackingUK]

I love cooking so it's the MiniMo for me. However, if most of my meals and drinks just required hot water I would go for a Flash.

[@mikedelgado8888]

Awesome

[@BackpackingUK]

Cheers 👍 The Jetboil gear is great for cooking real food on.

[@skyseaez]

So just hike the backpacked fresh-cut steak around all day? What's your recommended outdoor daytime temperature to keep things nice and fresh?

[@BackpackingUK]

100%, tried and tested many times. I do live in England though!

[@cherellegrant7439]

Would love to see a vid on inexpensive boil in bag options. All I can find is rice and the other pouches say microwave or pour out in to pan (messy). Can the microwaveable ones be boiled in a bag even though it says empty? Can’t see it melting if it is microwave proof 🤔 I mean supermarket options not wayfair etc

[@BackpackingUK]

All I can say is give it a go! It may work. I often use quick-cook pasta but I'm not sure if there is a quick-cook rice.

[@cherellegrant7439]

@@BackpackingUK thanks. I think the wayfarer etc are Mylar bags whereas the microwave ones are plastic without the foil but they are designed to get super hot so I think I will try boiling them with a small vent slit to avoid explosion

[@michaelfrymus]

Is there no way to pack the adapter into the jetboil?? It seems to be too small to close the lid. If I pack a sm. fuel canister, with the burner, there is no way to fit the adapter inside and close the lid. This is whats bugging me as it seems like a design flaw.

[@BackpackingUK]

Nope 👎

[@tamiboelter2833]

How do you take a steak into the backcountry? I'd love to if I could safely do it

[@BackpackingUK]

I usually only cook steak when staying away for one night and sometimes two nights if I've got a small cool bag. It really depends on the weather, I'm really careful what I take in the middle of summer. However, the rest of the year you have much more choice and in winter you can take pretty much anything you like.

[@jenny.barter]

How long did you cook that rice for mate

[@BackpackingUK]

I think 12 minutes, but if you’re worried about gas consumption, buy 2 minute microwave rice like Tilda or Uncle Bens as they’ll take much less time. The only drawback is they are bigger and they weigh more.

[@lanelle208]

I have a minimo as well in Australia they are amazing I agree,. However your reference to how good the steak is cooked or any other food for that matter is not the minimo. It's your knowledge and cooking ability it's that simple. The device only supplies the heat mate. Steaks cooked over charcoal and at at a much higher heat to sear each side before turning it down will be much better than a minimo jetboil. My opinion there just another gas cooker which are great for boiling quick water , yes you can cook on them as well but the heat is not evenly distributed that well. I absolutely love my minimo but when it's steak time I'm taking my charcoal portable grill out. Great vid mate . Good job.

[@BackpackingUK]

I don’t doubt this isn’t the best way to cook steak. However, in the UK it’s frowned upon to start open fires when wild camping in the hills and mountains so cooking by charcoal is a big no no. Cooking by gas is probably the most common way to cook wild camping over here and this set up is probably the best way to cook steak! 🥩

[@ralphthebulldog5163]

Is the cutlery worth it?

[@BackpackingUK]

If I’m honest, it’s not great, but it’s light and does the job ok.

[@ralphthebulldog5163]

@@BackpackingUK Thanks, i've ordered some 😞

[@zook4886]

I have a tip for all get boil uses. Putting the pot on the burner and taking it off is a pain and dangerous, a person can easily get burnt. Look on the burner and you will see two little lugs inside the top ring. Grind them off. Then the pot is a dream to use.

[@BackpackingUK]

It is tricky to get off, I can see why you ground them off.

[@ZachBrimhall]

Just picked up a Jetboil Skillet to put in my pack. Tired of the instant packs. I like cooking my food🤙🏻

[@BackpackingUK]

You'll never look back! It's such a great piece of backpacking kit.

[@stevewood5631]

A little tip is to cut some squares of grease proof paper to prolong the life of your pan but also aide in keeping it clean if on a multi day trip. Even spray the paper at home with oil and pre-season.

[@BackpackingUK]

Great tip!

[@andrewhoult5578]

Explain please?

[@AdamHolmes-r4e]

Mate you’re a bloody genius, I never thought to do this! I’ll be doing it every trip now

[@terrypatterson1481]

Does it really matter that you are using Jet boil merch?- I use an OEX and it does the same job at a 3rd of the price. Are you being sponsored by them?

[@BackpackingUK]

Yes, it does matter. My OEX Frysta Skillet is no where near as good as the Jetboil Summit Skillet. To say they do the same job is wrong. The Summit Skillet is a completely different design with a thick base and a ceramic non-stick coating. My OEX Frysta hotspots and then sticks everything to the middle of the pan. In this instance you get what you pay for. However, I have lots of other cheap gear that does almost the same job as my more expensive gear and I own loads of OEX gear too. Sometimes it's trial and error to find the best kit but that's what I try and show with my channel. P.S I wish I was sponsored by Jetboil, it'd save me a fortune!

[@luciussander8217]

Jet Boil is way better than OEX you describe. Why make such a salty comment? You clearly have no clue.

[@jonomichi2262]

cool

[@hemppu6974]

to skip bla bla 4:00 steak part

[@BackpackingUK]

😂😂😂

[@LoveLikeaHurricane]

you can really taste that plastic on that rice.

[@BackpackingUK]

?!?!?!

[@jasonmaddison6148]

you only get wat u pay 4 😉

[@BackpackingUK]

In this case, definitely!

[@CosgroveNotts]

Overpriced frying for sure

[@BackpackingUK]

It's expensive, but it's the best out there.

[@CRYPTfromCATACOMBZ]

hello, what cutlery were u using?

[@BackpackingUK]

I use Jetboil Jetset Utensil kit and Sea to Summit Cutlery.