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sharp cheddar cheese 1/4 lb. swiss cheese salt and pepper mushrooms, optional.Fry bacon in dutch Oven. Mix together, but don't stire while cooking.
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Extractions: Here is an neat to eat treat for campers everywhere! This is a Girl Scout trick: Omlettes-in-Bag You will need: 1-2 eggs per person a little milk for each any add ins you might like: cheese,ham,onions,you get the idea. a large freezer zip-lock bag Pita Bread(optional) What you do: Bring a pan of water to boil Each person puts 1-2 eggs in a bag and adds a little milk.They can then add any other items they like that you have. Squeeze the stuff in the bag to mix it. BE SURE IT IS CLOSED TIGHTLY!!!!!!! Place bags in boiling water and cook until done,about 3-5 minutes. viloa' instant omlettes you can eat right from the bag, or put in a pita bread for a breakfast sandwich. The best part... no pan to clean!
Chuckwagon Express - Dutch Oven Forum
Discussion forum products, recipes, news and cooking experiences.
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Camping Recipes, Outdoor Cooking Tips, And Resources For Barbecues, Grilling, An
cooking Supplies Links to online retailers of outdoor cooking gearand supplies, including grills, dutch ovens, and cookware. dutch
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Dutch Oven Recipes
Recipes and information about seasoning, caring and cooking.
http://www.angelfire.com/pa/MntMan/dutchoven.html

Extractions: Pour cans of sliced apples in bottom of dutch oven. Sprinkle cake mix over top of apples, DO NOT STIR! Sprinkle with cinnamon and cut pads of butter and let fall on surface. DO NOT STIR, it will burn. Cover and bake until bubbly and top is lightly browned, about 30-45 min. Any combination of fruits can be used. Another One of Bonnie's Dutch Oven Cobbler Line Dutch oven with foil (for easy cleaning). Mix two cups of flour, two cups of sugar, two cups of milk, two teaspoons of vanilla extract, a pinch of salt and a pinch of baking powder in a large Ziplock bag. Knead the mixture until all lumps are removed. Open two large cans of pie filling (our favorites are: cherry and apple). Place Dutch oven on level ground with 17 coals underneath and 15 coals on lid. Melt two sticks of butter. Empty ziplock bag into Dutch oven and immediately pour pie filling in on top (pour in center). Allow to bake for 40-45 minutes making sure coals cook top and bottom evenly.
Outdoor Cooking: Dutch Ovens
Outdoor cooking dutch Ovens Guide picks. dutch Oven cooking Some award winningrecipes, compliments of Idaho State University's Outdoor Program.
http://camping.about.com/cs/dutchovens/
Take-apart Camping Cooking Tripod.
How to build (or buy) a tripod that is easy to take down and store. Also offers a dutch oven venison chili recipe.
http://www.deltablues.net/tripod.html

Extractions: Take-apart Campfire Cooking Tripod (Click thumbnails for full size photo. Use your browser's "Back" button to return.) Over on the right, check out a take-apart campfire cooking tripod in action. (The cast iron pot contains homemade venison chili. Click here for my recipe.) The tripod legs are made of ½ inch electrical conduit. They are 4 feet long and cut in 2 feet long sections connected together with conduit connections screwed in place on one end and glued in place on the other end. The light blue object in the right foreground is the carrier. It's made of 3 inch PVC sewer/drain pipe with a cap on one end and a screwon/screwoff plug on the other end. Store the tripod in the carrier and never worry about getting soot on your other camping gear. Here's a closeup of a conduit connector holding a leg section together. Each conduit connector is glued to a 2 feet long leg section
NetCommish Outdoor Cooking Links
Selected links to websites specializing in dutch oven and outdoor cooking. By M.F. Bowman.
http://usscouts.org/netresources/cooking.asp
Dutch Oven, The State Cooking Pot - Public Pioneer
In 1997, the Utah State Legislature approved HB 203, designating theDutch Oven as the State cooking Pot. The following information
http://pioneer.utah.gov/pot.html

Extractions: Find It Fast ! Government Information Utah on the Web Internet Resources choose one ... Auto Buyer's Guides Biographies Dictionaries Encyclopedias Genealogy Homework Help Phone Books / Zip Quotations Utah Counties - History / Census Utah State Library Division Utah State Symbols World Facts Guide to PIONEER State Cooking Pot, the Dutch Oven In 1997, the Utah State Legislature approved H.B. 203 , designating the Dutch Oven as the State Cooking Pot. The following information was generously sent to the Utah State Library by the International Dutch Oven Society (web site defunct) located in Logan, Utah. Utah is not only the headquarters of the Society but the site of World Championship Dutch Oven Cookoff which is a major event of the Festival of the American West. When the early pioneers came to Utah they used a number of things such as lumbering prairie schooners, teams of massive oxen, mossy wooden water barrels, and heavy dresses which almost dragged on the ground. For most of us, such common pioneer artifacts are difficult to relate to or use in our lives today. However, there is one very popular pioneer indispensable which thousands of Utah families are using in their everyday activities. It not only looks the same but is still made basically the same waythe tried and true Dutch oven. Explorers like Jim Bridger and Peter Skene Ogden used the kettle versions on the trail but appreciated the standard three-legged, flat top with a rim version together with its "lite" breads, tasty fruit cobblers and delicious stews when they wintered in. Mountain men who rendezvoused in Cache Valley in the 1820's used them and Osborne Russell in his Journal of a Trapper writes about how much they appreciated having some greasy, grizzly bear meat to cook because the cast-iron pots needed re-seasoning after boiling roots for meals the previous eleven days.
Cooking & Recipes
dutch Oven Recipes and cooking Techniques. Top of Page topbutton.gif (2911bytes). dutch oven cooking - Tips and Recipes from Scouts-L mail list.
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Extractions: Good meals prepared and served in the outdoors are a special treat, and a boost to any activity. Here are recipes for activities ranging from light-weight backpacking to base and long-term camps. Contents Outdoor Recipes Dutch Oven Recipes Cooking Methods Cooking Information ... Backpacking Meals Camping Recipe File - My personal collection of camping recipes. Camping Recipes - In plain text format, zipp'ed. Recipe Book from Sommers Canoe Base -my companion on my 1965 canoe trip. Just for fun, In Acrobat .PDF format. 48K Outdoor meal recipes - Quick and easy. Good meals for beginning cooks. Scout Meal Favorites - Check out these recipes from the 130th Duggan. Favorite Scouting Recipes - From Scouts-l mail list. Bannock Bread Recipes - The woodsman's staple. Sourdough Bread Basics - Sourdough is not just for prospectors swarming over the California and Klondike gold fields. Discover the secrets of this ancient staple and taste treat. Jaffle Iron Recipes - This unique cooking utensil is called a pie-maker in the U.S.
PREP Central :: PREP Central At LDSCN
Tips and dutch oven recipes contibuted by site visitors.
http://prep.ldscn.com/prep-pc-recipes.php

Extractions: 1 pint fresh mushrooms Wrap chicken in ham and wrap bacon around bundle. Place 2 cups milk in bottom of Dutch oven and pour rice over milk. Arrange chicken in center on top of rice, carrots, around edge, and mushrooms surrounding carrots and chicken. Spread mushroom soup over top of entire arrangement. Cover and cook on coals 50-60 minutes. Put 6-8 coals on bottom and 14-16 on top. That's it.
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CAMPFIRE dutch OVEN cooking. By BRUCE CAMPBELL alaska98@alaska.net.cooking with the dutch Oven. The dutch Oven is a baking tool.
http://www.mosquitonet.com/~fbxpaddlers/dutch.htm

Extractions: Home Membership Form Calendar Links ... Yard Sale CAMPFIRE DUTCH OVEN COOKING By: BRUCE CAMPBELL alaska98@alaska.net Cooking with the Dutch Oven The Dutch Oven is a baking tool. Coals are applied to the Dutch Oven to heat the air inside. The heated air then cooks the food. Yes, some use their Dutch Oven as a pot to boil food in. But if you cook beans or stew, why not top them with biscuit dough or corn bread batter and make use of the baking qualities of your Dutch Oven? Coals placed on the lid of the Dutch Oven radiate heat down into the air and food below. Considerably more heat is needed on top of the oven than is needed under the oven. Cakes and light pastries require especial care not to burn on the bottom. The simple ready-made biscuits and sweet rolls you can buy in the dairy section of the grocery store are excellent practice items. Campfire coals require a little more attention than charcoal. Driftwood found along gravel bars on Interior rivers has almost no ability to produce lasting coals. I find it necessary to add burning wood to the top of the oven. With practice you can judge the temperature of the coals with your hand. Proper bottom heat will allow you to hold your hand an inch or so from the coals for 10 to 15 seconds. Top heat will only allow you to hold your hand close for a second.
Cowboy Chuckwagon: Dutch Oven Cooking And Sourdough Specialies
way and the spirit of the west featuring stories, cowboy lore, photos, westernsaddles, cowboy tack and gear, sourdough and dutch oven cooking, horses, and
http://www.cowboyshowcase.com/cowboy_chuckwagon.htm

Extractions: Chuckwagon Cook up mouthwatering Dutch oven meals, sourdough specialties, and western home favorites with these recipes provided for you by our chuckwagon cooks. Click on your selection to go to the cooking and recipe pages. Dutch Oven Cooking with Floyd Crandall Controlling the Heat Cooking Meat Easy Bean Dish ... Western Home Recipes from our friends On the old time cattle drives, the cook was sometimes an aging cowboy hired for his ability to drive a wagon more than his cooking skills. He was in charge of the wagon and everything related to it. The cook was paid more than the other hands because the success of the camp and the drive depended greatly on him. A cowhand earned about a dollar a day and the cook made twice that. Ranch cooks today still command a great deal of respect and many expect a certain strict etiquette in their vicinity.
Barbecue, Grilling, Smoking, Dutch Oven And Camping Recipes - The Recipe Link
Links to recipes for BBQ, grilling, smoking, dutch oven and camp cooking.
http://www.recipelink.com/rcpbbq.html

Extractions: Recipes Tried More Options Outdoor Cooking Cookbooks: Related Products: Grilling and Smoking Links BBQ Porch Recipe Archives - Mastercook format Bear Bean's BBQ, Hot Pepper, and Real Food Page Bon Appetit Boston Beach Jerk Chicken Bubba Mailing List Archives Butterball Carey Starzinger Collection Chuckwagon Diner Breakfast Recipes, Pie Iron Recipes, Soups and Stews, Sweets and Snacks, Foil Recipes, Campfire Recipes
TF-Dutchoven Cooking
Search Our Site. dutch Oven cooking by Kim Hicken One of the main reasonsI love dutch oven cooking is because my husband cleans the pans!!
http://www.thefamily.com/camping/dutchovencooking.htm
Ol' Buffalo Camp Cookbook
Likewise, many homecooked recipes are easily adapted to dutch oven cooking. Aten-pound bag of charcoal will provide cooking heat for 5-6 dutch ovens.
http://www.nay.org/dutch_o.htm

Extractions: This publication concentrates on easy-to-prepare meals for the outdoors. It is written with a group of 6-8 youth in mind and provides a variety of tasty, nutritious dishes for the beginning camper as well as for the old-timer. Many employ the dutch oven. Although written with outdoor-cooking in mind, most recipes are also easily adapted to indoor cooking. Likewise, many home-cooked recipes are easily adapted to dutch oven cooking. Download Adobe Acrobat (PDF) version of this cookbook Click here to download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print the above PDF version of this cookbook. Abbreviations Aluminum Breads Building a Fire For Your Dutch Oven ... Vendors Ol' Buffalo Camp Kitchen Inventory Other Outdoor Cooking Recipes Cooking Quotes Dutch Oven Cookoffs ... Recommended Dutch Oven Cook Books Introducing the Dutch Oven The true dutch oven, as we know it, is a heavy covered kettle or pot said to have been invented or perfected by that great American hero, Paul Revere. It is America's original camp cook-kit and was carried by early trappers and settlers moving west. Lewis and Clark listed it as their most essential piece of equipment during their great trek to the Pacific Northwest in the early nineteenth century.
Dutch Oven Cooking From Scouts-L
dutch oven cooking tips and recipes from ScoutsL mail list.
http://www.netwoods.com/Cooking/do-cook.html

Extractions: Date: Fri, 2 Jun 1995 18:27:37 GMT Don, Let's get one thing straight right from the get-go :^) cleaning a dutch oven is only difficult if you're doing it wrong. The boys probably consider cleaning the oven as work because they keep using soap on it or scraping the patina off with a metal scraper. Get them to wipe the oven clean, coat it with oil, and store it where it won't rust, and their experience will be vastly different and progressively better. Now, on to recipes and things more pleasant! There are a ton of books out there (most of them in your scout shop) on dutch oven use. But, my favorite is the Fanny Farmer Cookbook. Since a dutch oven is just another form of oven, (pot, frying pan, deep-fat fryer, etc.) any food can be fixed in it with a little forethought. With that in mind, think about what you like to eat at home. It can probably be fixed in a dutch oven. Just do it! The real problem here is inertia. The boys will do what they have always done until a compelling-reason-to-change comes along. Try:
Suncoast Dutch Oven Society
Provides information, techniques, recipes and links about dutch oven cooking. Also offers membership information.
http://www.geocities.com/suncoastidos/
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Ol' Buffalo Camp Cookbook
Guide to outdoor cooking with emphasis on the dutch oven. Includes recipes, instructions, links and a cookbook to download.
http://www.three-peaks.net//dutch_o.htm

Extractions: This publication concentrates on easy-to-prepare meals for the outdoors. It is written with a group of 6-8 youth in mind and provides a variety of tasty, nutritious dishes for the beginning camper as well as for the old-timer. Many employ the dutch oven. Although written with outdoor-cooking in mind, most recipes are also easily adapted to indoor cooking. Likewise, many home-cooked recipes are easily adapted to dutch oven cooking. Download Adobe Acrobat (PDF) version of this cookbook Click here to download a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print the above PDF version of this cookbook. Abbreviations Aluminum Breads Building a Fire For Your Dutch Oven ... Vendors Ol' Buffalo Camp Kitchen Inventory Other Outdoor Cooking Recipes Cooking Quotes Dutch Oven Cookoffs ... Recommended Dutch Oven Cook Books Introducing the Dutch Oven The true dutch oven, as we know it, is a heavy covered kettle or pot said to have been invented or perfected by that great American hero, Paul Revere. It is America's original camp cook-kit and was carried by early trappers and settlers moving west. Lewis and Clark listed it as their most essential piece of equipment during their great trek to the Pacific Northwest in the early nineteenth century.
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