Post your Tailgate Kitchen Setup

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Ideally I could also use it on camping trips

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I have one of these little Weber Q1000 grills, it's awesome. I do most of my cooking while truck camping on it. If you prefer charcoal they make a little tailgate sized kettle grill. I've had one for 6 or 7 years and it's great but when I'm done hunting I don't want to wait on charcoal to heat up.


For coffee and reheating frozen food that I brought I have one of the two burner Coleman suitcase stoves.

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Yeti cooler. Yeti table. Yeti bags. Yeti chairs. Yeti hammock. Yeti bottle opener. Yeti branded turtle box speakers. Yeti blankets.

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Good luck eating without Yeti utensils and Yeti plates.

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For coffee and reheating frozen food that I brought I have one of the two burner Coleman suitcase stoves.

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Same here, except mine is the Magellan brand from Academy. About 1.5 years ago I went in there looking for one of the Coleman stoves, and they were sold out, and I ended up buying a small one burner butane stove. It is fine in warmer weather and when I'm just taking my boys camping. It will heat a griddle just fine to do bacon and eggs, burger patties, and boil water for coffee. But I was limited to the one burner. This spring I went to find a two burner, and ended up with the Magellan which is a copycat of the Coleman. I would have bought Coleman, but again they were out of stock. I figure for $40 if it lasts me a few seasons great.

I’ve got a little Coleman kettle grill that I use 90% of the time. Takes probably 30 minutes to break it out and grill some food. Sometimes November gets cold enough to reheat some gumbo, so I use little 2-burner Coleman stove.

You’ll want to keep it simplistic, otherwise you’ll spend the whole day setting up and taking down equipment while everyone enjoys themselves.