DrTanTodd
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We are going to cook this weekend with the Dutch Oven. Never used it before so will be a new experience.
Tomorrow- Monkey Bread for breakfast
Tomorrow - Beef Burgandy Stew
Sun Morning - Some type of Egg Bake with sausage etc..
Wish us luck lol.
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Lucky Mr H
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DW and I just started cooking with a dutch oven this year. I never really knew how easy it would be. We've done pizza, stew, breads, etc..... It's great and you are gong to love it.
Just be sure to have a heavy set of leather gloves or proper handles so you can move the thing.
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2001tundra
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Hi , you will be glad that you are trying to cook in a DO. I have been cooking all kinds of stuff and went out and bought a second DO for cooking desserts. One for the meal and one for dessert afterwards. When dinner is done I put on dessert and just add a few more coal. a Suggestion ,go to Google , type in Dutch OVEN Rececipes and to to Byrons site . by far the best recipies.... you will enjoy them and his site is filled with lots of info
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2Fliers
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One of our favorites is No Peek Chicken. We substitute minute rice, though. 1st time we made it, the rice was just a little crunchy. When this is about 1/2 way done, we start peach cobbler in our smaller dutch oven.
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TMMull
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I"ll recommend " Sausage cornbread bake"
http://camping.about.com/od/recipes/r/ucrec264.htm
This stuff is awesome!
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DrTanTodd
Sioux Falls, SD
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2001tundra wrote:Hi , you will be glad that you are trying to cook in a DO. I have been cooking all kinds of stuff and went out and bought a second DO for cooking desserts. One for the meal and one for dessert afterwards. When dinner is done I put on dessert and just add a few more coal. a Suggestion ,go to Google , type in Dutch OVEN Rececipes and to to Byrons site . by far the best recipies.... you will enjoy them and his site is filled with lots of info
Already been to Byron's site what a great help that was to season the DO etc... thanks for you input!
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Hiker3
Florida
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Our Dutch Oven is the highlight of our camping trips. It is tons of fun -- even if we goof up (we are still learning)... it is entertainment, followed by Good Eats!
Have fun!
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david_42
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Hit a welding store for some really good gloves. I can move the DO, stir the coals with a finger and put the DO back. Even scoop up some coals for the top.
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Bearnkat
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Awesome, have a great time with your Dutch oven. You've got to watch out, they have a tendency to multiply. At least that's what my wife thinks. 
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campingwithlobo
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Beware, cooking in a DO can become addictive!
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