Omelette cooked on candles

[@gloriahazelton7286]

I’d have to leave the room listening to the first step

[@cookingwithcandles]

don't let the door hit your ass on the way out

[@MiltReynolds]

Does your stove have an adjustment for ventilation? Does the air inflow need to change as the candles burn longer, or if you raise or lower the candle height?

[@cookingwithcandles]

the candles need to have free air flow, my stove has a vent on either side and 3 vents on the back, no adjustment for air flow. You need to allow all the heat to raise away from the candles so they don't overheat.

[@MiltReynolds]

Thank you for the reply! In my brief review of other channels featuring videos of candle stoves, it seemed one of the trickier problems to solve is the relationship of inflow to outflow of air, as opposed to the need to keep the heat from simply heating up the room.

[@cookingwithcandles]

@@MiltReynolds the big difference is my cooking pot, that is where I limit the air flow... above the stove. If the stove heats up the candles can overheat. I can't stress that enough, if you are experimenting with candles do not leave them unattended!!

[@MiltReynolds]

@@cookingwithcandles Absolutely! No, I'm not experimenting. I'm just impressed and intrigued by your stove, and eager to see how you made it. (And maybe have a chance at winning one!) Keep up the good work. I really like your videos!

[@lornamoore2782]

Is it possible for you to sell me one of these. Or two