Not to derail this thread, but dang Aaron, how many cousins you got? You seem to have one for every situation in life, and they have all done it all. lol
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Favorite Dutch oven recipes.
- Thread starter DrMoab
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- Columbus, In
I'm gonna say somewhere near 30(Its the JK one I was talking about in important who cooks in the dutch oven), well 29 now. I have a big family. Don't be a Hater, Michael!
DrMoab
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- The Utah Backwater
Sounds like the typical family in Utah.
They keep the stadiums schedules open for family reunions around here.
They keep the stadiums schedules open for family reunions around here.
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- Columbus, In
We aren't Mormon.....We're just Kentuckian!
I had the best Cobbler out of a Dutch Oven at the Cherokee Crawl this year. Wish he was on here so he could share his recipe, its pretty amazing.
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- Torrance, CA
We aren't Mormon.....We're just Kentuckian!
There is a bit of a difference.
The Utahan lines tend to have many branches that converge into one family (read that how you will).
The Kentuckian lines tend to branch out slightly then go right back into the fold repeatedly.
DrMoab
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Flexy's family tree is a stick. Lol.
iluv83vettes
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xjwisconsin
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- sturgeon bay, wisconsin
The bread recipe on page one is super yummy. We make it at work alot. We add lemon zest, rosemary and Asiago cheese. Another variation is to add dried cranberries, toasted almond slices, orange zest and orange juice instead of water.
At home I like to saute' onions, garlic and crushed tomato, add a handfull of shrimp, sear off a dozen chicken wings, saute a few links of andouille sausage. Toss in two boxes of creole rice mix. Add some chicken stock. Toss it all in the oven and let it cook together.:cheers:
At home I like to saute' onions, garlic and crushed tomato, add a handfull of shrimp, sear off a dozen chicken wings, saute a few links of andouille sausage. Toss in two boxes of creole rice mix. Add some chicken stock. Toss it all in the oven and let it cook together.:cheers:
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- Columbus, In
No, No, No.....That's West Virginia dummy!
I know where you can stick that stick......Jerk!
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