Has anyone cooked anything on their bike yet?

[TAZ]

you know how you can wrap stuff up in tin foil and then put it on your car engine and cook it as you drive along, I have done it with burgers, hot dogs and chicken and worked out good, they actually have a book on it too.  but has anyone tried it on their valk yet?  heck will all the heat it generates you should be able to cook something up real good like on a nice ride thru the country or where ever.....let me know if you have been that crafty yet and if so how did it turn out.  I am going to try it this weekend as the temps in chicago are suppose to be in the 100's all week.....maybe some possum stew with some collard greens and potatoes in one of them oven bags would work....nice and juicey too I bet.

[willness33]

I cook my legs from the knees down, but that's about it.  I wonder where would be the best place to stach the food packs.  On a V8 engine, it's a no brainer.  A flat 6 may pose some troubles.

[storm]

Only bugs

[caphillips]

Ever watch the Canadian comedy called Red Green?  Had a great episode where Red was cooking Thanksgiving dinner on the drive to relatives.  Believe he had issues with the 'mashed potatoes' in the hub caps.  Have never tried to cook anything on an engine.  Let us know how it turns out.

[storm]

Red Green is great, in fact my GPS name is Branice (not Bernice)after his wife.

I used to cook hotdogs and hobo dinners on the old station wagon but with the Valk I just "smoke things" Like Harleys etc. 

[Sludge]

with the Valk I just "smoke things" Like Harleys etc. 

LOL good one Storm!  Heheh, I do a little cooking and "smoke" my cousin and his highly modified Night Train every chance I get.  He needs the attitude adjustment.

I havent cooked food on the Valk, but I have cooked some on the engine bay doors on my old helo before.

[storm]

I tell what - those piped get pretty hot I think one could wrap bacon on them and have a BLT in short order.