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    Mike Sternberg

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    I have several Duch ovens from 8" to a deep 12". I use them all the time. I love um.....

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    Rex Reynolds
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    i have 2 lodge DO's. when we go camping everyone expects for me to cook. my family especially like the easy dump cobblers.

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    We've made cobbler, cornbread, beans, chili, just about everything in a dutch oven. They are very versatile, and really do wonders for the flavor of the dish.

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    Bill
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    I have 3, and we use ours all the time. My kids love the stew I make in ours and my wife's biscuits are great now that she has the hang of baking in an DO.

    Wouldn't be without ours...

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    Mike Smith
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    I have a cheap enameled one i use at home. Better than a non-stick. I got rid of them non-stick cookware a long time ago.

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    Ronnie Sleister
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    Default Dutch Oven...

    Last time I used mine was to cook catfish stew. 4 pieces of fatback fried in the bottom, remove the meat leave the grease. Layer 1/4 inch slices of potatoes, onions (vidalia of course) and then cat fish. Continue layers until the pot is 4/5ths full and the top layer is catfish add water just to the top of the last layer. Add salt/pepper to taste and boil slowly until the potatoes are done. Serve with corn bread or hush puppies.

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    Richard
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    I love to use dutch ovens, been using them since my boy scout days, many years ago. I really enjoy cooking over a campfire using a tri-pod. I can raise and lower it according to the heat and coils. Lodge puts out a great cook book, and you can also goggle it and find some tips and recipes

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    jeremy jerm
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    i found one at my wifes grandmothers after she passed away. i love them. i cook right on the woodstove in the shop with it too.

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    Matt Dillon Dodge
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    hey who has any large size kettles for cooking large amounts

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    Man O man! This strikes a cord in Ole PB! Dutch oven cook'n is the best part bout camp'n!!!

    Here's some corn bread fixen to cook up!!



    Here's a loaf of bread I cooked up in the Bitterroot wilderness last October and my patrol box...




    like that one ole boy said don't give up and keep a cook'n!!!

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