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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

Owning a Dutch oven is proof that you’ve made it. No matter what else is going on in your life, you can come home to a dependable piece of cookware that will cook soups, stews, braised meats, and bread better than any other piece of equipment in your kitchen.

My Le Creuset Dutch Oven is one of my prized possessions. It’s bright orange—a color I intentionally chose because it’s the brand’s signature hue—and has a gold knob, that I swapped myself and never looked back. Who needs a dining room tablewhen you have a Le Creuset Dutch oven? (Don’t answer that, I know how it sounds.)

Of course, Le Creuset isn’t the only brand that makes dutch ovens. Nowadays you have your pick from established kitchenware brands like Emile Henry, Staub, Cuisinart, and Lodge to newcomers like Great Jones and Misen. They come in a rainbow of colors, a whole host of different sizes, and in both oval and round shapes. There’s a Dutch oven to fit every budget and every kitchen. And once you obtain one, there are all kinds of great ways to fill it.

For regular weekdays and snowy weekends, there’s tortellini, chuck roast, sweet potatoes, kale, chicken thighs, and lentils that are yearning to be turned into a delicious one-pot meal.

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To: mabarker1

Armadillos drink Shiner beer only


81 posted on 01/19/2022 4:20:41 PM PST by 353FMG
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To: deport

I’ve always heard they carry leprosy.


82 posted on 01/19/2022 4:25:10 PM PST by Flaming Conservative ((Pray without ceasing))
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To: mabarker1

Armadillos drink Shiner beer only


83 posted on 01/19/2022 5:05:01 PM PST by 353FMG
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To: 353FMG

“Armadillos drink Shiner beer only”

I’m going to have to disagree with you on that one. When I was in high skrool, someone made sure that each dead armadillo beside the road in our town was upside down clutching a Lone Star long-neck bottle.


84 posted on 01/19/2022 5:18:19 PM PST by Clay Moore (Make Jan. 6 Ashli Babbitt Remembrance Day)
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To: mylife
you'll can have your fancy electroni appliances and deep fryers and rice cookers and instant machines etc etc...

I have my dutch oven and my cast iron and my knives and my cutting board....

85 posted on 01/19/2022 5:24:10 PM PST by cherry
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To: bgill; matthew fuller

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Leprosy is an ancient disease, the oldest disease known to be associated with humans, with evidence of characteristic bone pitting and deformities found in burial sites in India as far back as 2000 B.C.

It’s thus only natural that many might think the disease is a relic of the past. My studies in 2018 in a Brazilian state where the disease is prevalent shows that leprosy is closer to us than we might think, however. The disease is growing in armadillos. And while these animals are not exactly the cuddly type to which humans are drawn, armadillo-to-human contact is spreading. And, when the species do interact, armadillos are giving leprosy back.

https://theconversation.com/humans-gave-leprosy-to-armadillos-now-they-are-giving-it-back-to-us-99915


86 posted on 01/19/2022 5:27:23 PM PST by deport
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To: 353FMG

87 posted on 01/19/2022 5:32:23 PM PST by deport
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To: bgill

My Le Creuset is a heavy bugger and my wife hates to try and lift it. But she does love all the things I cook in it. I make a beef stew that starts with anchovies and garlic that is a regular as well as some corned beef New England dinners that come around three or four times a year.

Sure I have some cast iron for camping and the grill as needed. but with about ten pieces of this flame red I know I can handle any task with ease.

88 posted on 01/19/2022 5:44:27 PM 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: cherry

Amen


89 posted on 01/19/2022 5:45:23 PM PST by mylife (France? what can you say? How do you rule a land with 246 kinds of cheese?)
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To: KC Burke

I buy the corned beef the day after Paddys day, marked way down :)


90 posted on 01/19/2022 5:47:13 PM PST by mylife (France? what can you say? How do you rule a land with 246 kinds of cheese?)
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To: mylife

Popcorn.


91 posted on 01/19/2022 5:52:55 PM PST by Albion Wilde (If science can’t be questioned, it’s not science anymore, it’s propaganda. --Aaron Rodgers)
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To: mylife
What Can I Cook in a Dutch Oven? Everything.

I'm happy for you.

What Can I Cook in a Microwave?   Everything.

92 posted on 01/19/2022 5:55:32 PM PST by higgmeister ( In the Shadow of The Big Chicken)
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To: Renfrew
you will only ever need to buy one, and once you’re done can pass it down to your grandchildren.

I'm old enough to be a great-grandmother, and I've already passed down my grandmother's cast iron dutch oven. She was born in the 1880s.

93 posted on 01/19/2022 5:56:30 PM PST by Albion Wilde (If science can’t be questioned, it’s not science anymore, it’s propaganda. --Aaron Rodgers)
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To: ClearCase_guy
We decided to go Dutch on a Lodge

Made campfire ham and bean soup in one.

94 posted on 01/19/2022 5:57:18 PM PST by Stentor ( )
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To: matthew fuller

“I’ve heard that they carry leprosy“

Well if a Dutch oven carries leprosy I’m not buying one


95 posted on 01/19/2022 5:58:28 PM PST by HereInTheHeartland (Leave me alone, I have no incriminating evidence on the Clinton's )
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To: KC Burke

Is that a #26 by chance?


96 posted on 01/19/2022 5:59:14 PM PST by Yardstick
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To: higgmeister

Good luck with that!!


97 posted on 01/19/2022 6:00:30 PM PST by mylife (France? what can you say? How do you rule a land with 246 kinds of cheese?)
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To: mylife

After 40+ years of use my mom’s orange Le Creuset pots have lost the ceramic lining on the insides.


98 posted on 01/19/2022 6:02:17 PM PST by Rebelbase
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To: higgmeister

LOL sucks to eat in your house!!


99 posted on 01/19/2022 6:03:06 PM PST by mylife (France? what can you say? How do you rule a land with 246 kinds of cheese?)
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To: dfwgator
Yes, I was thinking of this, Lodge Deep Camp Dutch Oven - 8 qt:

Now that's a Dutch Oven.

Full disclosure: my wife got rid of her Le Creuset a couple of decades ago, including the dutch oven.   Le Creuset aluminum pots and pans may be hazardous to your health.

100 posted on 01/19/2022 6:05:06 PM PST by higgmeister ( In the Shadow of The Big Chicken)
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