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Old 09-22-2008, 01:02 PM   #3
tigger
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Originally Posted by laranger View Post
may i get ya to share your secret's for cooking, cleaning your "dutch ovens"? Are they cast-iron, ss or non-stick? I'll work on try to get ya to share some recipes later. Thank ya kindly.
mine are cast-iron. You have to properly season them befor they can be used. And they just wipe clean with mild soap and water. To season them they must be clean, i use crisco and aply a light coat in and out and heat in oven for about 30 min at300 and then turn oven off and let cool about 1 hour. At this point you can use them after the first cupple cookings clean and season again . After the 3rd seasoning you can use them all year, and for the most part they just wipe clean. Just keep them dry as thay will rust varry easy. I have moister things that i put in mine. You can get them at enny gun store. They absorb the moisture that may colect in them they work great. I got my dutch ovens at cabelas. I have the entire louis and clark edition. They are great. And they are affordable. 1/2 the price of lodge and same quality. Never put cold water in a hot oven ,it will shater or crack and be junk. I have a hole slue of resipies i would be glad to shair. Maby we should start a cooking thread im sure others have some they would like to add. And it would make whyyou happy. JUST A LITTLE SIDE NOTE DONT SEASON THEM IN THE HOUSE IT SMELLS RILLY BAD. I USE MY BBQ GRILL JUST DONT GET TOO HOT WILL BURN SEASONING OFF.
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