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What Can I Cook in a Dutch Oven? Everything.
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Posted on 01/19/2022 12:17:23 PM PST by mylife

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To: KC Burke

Looks like a great meal. I have a #26 in matte navy, given to me as a gift, that has served me well.


121 posted on 01/20/2022 8:19:23 AM PST by Yardstick
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To: Yardstick

I know some guys that don’t cook all the time look at the prices on this stuff and say, $300 on sale, what the heck. However, if you cook and if you plan to cook your whole life long, good cookware and similar items are cheap. Cry once.

As I mentioned above, I was a Mess Sgt as a 21 year old in the Vietnam era Army Guard. I was in construction management my whole life but continued to cook when time allowed. I have cooking items that are decades old and have paid for themselves in longevity. Like hiking boots, quality costs.


122 posted on 01/20/2022 10:50:05 AM PST by KC Burke (If all the world is a stage, I would like to request my lighting be adjusted.)
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To: Svartalfiar

Too add flavor and help tenderize.


123 posted on 01/20/2022 12:32:42 PM PST by mabarker1 ((Congress- the opposite of PROGRESS!!! A fraud, a hypocrite, a liar. I'm a member of Congress !!!!)
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To: KC Burke

I agree completely. I have a DeBuyer carbon steel sauté pan that I’ve been cooking on for years that was not inexpensive but is great at what it does and is a pleasure to work with. I feel the same way about tools. And yes, shoes. You really get what you pay for with shoes. I’ve been wearing a pair of USA made Allen Edmonds boots almost daily for about five years now. Had them resoled by a local cobbler when the original leather soles wore out. Now in year 3 with the Vibram replacement soles. Uppers still look good and in fact have improved with age in some ways.


124 posted on 01/20/2022 2:33:43 PM PST by Yardstick
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To: mabarker1

Lone Star started as Budweiser, has been owned by Missouri, Wisconsin, Washington, Detroit, and is currently held by PBR (which is owned by a Russian guy and a San Francisco company), and is made by Miller. Tastes like it, too.

If you want real flavor and real National Beer of Texas, get a case of Shiner!


125 posted on 01/23/2022 7:07:00 AM PST by Svartalfiar
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To: Svartalfiar

The Lone Star thing is just a “match” for ‘Dillo stuff because I drove upon one in the road several decades ago that was dead and someone had put a LS bottle in it’s paws.

I definitely drink Shiner over LS any day. I lived in Texas for 40 years so I’ve downed a few thousand Shiner Bocks.

I usew cheap beer for cooking and drink the good stuff.🍺


126 posted on 01/25/2022 12:16:17 PM PST by mabarker1 ((Congress- the opposite of PROGRESS!!! A fraud, a hypocrite, a liar. I'm a member of Congress !!!!)
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