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Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking by Ruth Hiller, 2008-10-09
THE ART OF SCANDINAVIAN COOKING & THE ART OF DUTCH COOKING by Nika Standen & C. Countess Van Limburg Stirum Hazelton, 1965-01-01
Many Ways for Cooking Eggs (Webster's Dutch Thesaurus Edition) by Icon Group International, 2009-01-02
Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking by Various, 1960
Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking by Pennsylvania Dutch, 1982
Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking Book
The Art of Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking
The Art of Dutch cooking\The Art of Scandinavian Cooking
Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking by Various, 1978-01-01
The Art of Dutch Cooking by C. Countess Van Limburg Stirum, 1969
Plenty of Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking Cookbook
Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking: Authentic Recipes From the Early "Dutch" Settlers in Pennsylvania by Ret.) Lt. Col. C. P. Downs, 1959
Dutch oven cooking by Lynn Sanders, 1988
Pennsylvania Dutch Cooking by Unknown, 2010-02-12

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Dutch Oven, The State Cooking Pot - Public Pioneer
State cooking Pot, the dutch Oven. In 1997, the Utah State Legislature approved HB 203, designating the dutch Oven as the State cooking Pot.
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 Health Homework Phone Books, Zip Quotations Symbols of Utah Utah CountiesHistory/Census Utah State Library Division 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 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.
Dutch Oven Cooking Recipe | Dutch Oven Cookbooks | Dutch Oven Outdoor Cooking
dutch Oven Magic will teach you the art of dutch oven cooking, which has become the fastest growing form of outdoor cooking today, will also provide free
http://www.dutchovenmagic.com/
KWSU
dutch Oven cooking. From camp cooking in the great outdoors to gourmet dishes prepared by some Order dutch Oven cooking Products OnLine. About the Host
http://kwsu.publictelevision.org/stations/kwsu/programs.asp?sid=1001&pid=1
Camping Recipes Alphabetical Index
A variety of camping recipes to satisfy most any appetite. These recipes use various outdoor cooking methods campfire cooking, barbecues, dutch ovens,
http://camping.about.com/cs/campingrecipelinks/l/blrecsub.htm

Extractions: Angela's Fried Apple Pie from Tracy Jean Ants on a Log from Liz Alamo Chicken from Beth A-1 Steak from Jim All In The Mix from Lit'l John Apple Cider Stew from Marvin Apple Crisp from Sheryl Apple Salsa and Cinnamon Chips from Two Bugs Apple Surprise from Patty Applesauce Gingerbread from neilzp As You Like It Stew from Grandy Backpacker's Thanksgiving from Kelsey Cornelius Bacon and Eggs in a Pita Pocket from Salem Bag Omelets from Suzanne Baked Apples from Steven Robinson Banana Boats from Kym Barbecued Pork Hocks from Hotshot Barbecued Rice from Deb Bean and Egg Burritos from Andrea Ekeberg Beanie Weenie Casserole from Rebecca Bishop Beans o' Fire from Rodney Jordan Beef and Veggies from Bill Beef Stew from Karen Henton Best Broccoli Omelet from Phyllis DeMarco Big Weenies Taters and Beans from Bruce Hilbert Biscuit on a Stick from Joe Adams Biscuit S'mores from Carrie Bluegill Balls from Chad Schindler Boonie Burgers from Boonie Bread Pudding Muffins from Sherry
Outdoor Cooking At The Campus
dutch Oven cooking by Trina Burns, Outdoor Campus Volunteer. When cooking in a dutch oven, there are a few things you must remember.
http://www.sdgfp.info/Wildlife/Education/OutdoorCampus/kidscan.htm
Welcome To Backyard Dutch Oven!
dutch Oven cooking isn t just for the backwoods campfires it s a unique Backyard dutch Oven is written for those just learning how to cook with a
http://backyarddutchoven.com/

Extractions: Welcome to Backyard Dutch Oven! Dutch Oven cooking isn't just for the backwoods campfires it's a unique style of cooking that can be enjoyed anytime, in your own backyard. Once you've cooked with a Dutch Oven you'll be hooked forever. Anyone can do it it's easy and it's a lot of fun. Backyard Dutch Oven is written for those just learning how to cook with a Dutch Oven. This handy cookbook offers over 25 easy-to-cook recipes, including instruction in the basics of Dutch Oven cooking: tools, seasoning, cleaning, and cooking temperatures. Backyard Dutch Oven fills a niche that currently doesn't exist in the Dutch Oven cookbook market an inexpensive cookbook that you can purchase along with your first Dutch Oven. If you're interested in experiencing a fun new way to cook and in getting your own copy of Backyard Dutch Oven, please read on!
Cooking With A Dutch Oven
dutch oven cooking was the most effective cooking tool in the western frontier.
http://nvnv.essortment.com/cookingdutchov_rhwc.htm

Extractions: Cooking with a dutch oven Dutch oven cooking was the most effective cooking tool in the western frontier. Dutch ovens were an important tool in frontier history dating back to the early 1800's. The Pioneers were very limited in the amount of equipment they could pack in moving westward. Dutch ovens, although heavy, had multiple cooking uses and could be heated and cleaned quickly. The Dutch oven proved to be an easy way to bake bread, fry fish or make stew without causing much delay to your travel time. Because Paul Revere had a pattern for making a Dutch oven almost identical to the ones used on the frontier, he is often credited as their creator. The Dutch, of course, argue that the frontier Dutch oven was patterned after their iron kettles brought to the colonies by tradesmen and that the popular ovens are named after them. Everyone agrees that at that time the Dutch oven was one of the most efficient cooking utensils ever built...and it still is! A good Dutch oven may be difficult to find. Look in specialty sports and recreational stores or mail order catalogs. They may only be available during camping or hunting season as well. They come in several different sizes ranging eight to sixteen inches in diameter and four to six inches deep. SEASONING YOUR DUTCH OVEN The trick to a good Dutch oven is proper seasoning prior to use. Old Ironware was coated with varnish or lacquer to prevent rusting. "Seasoning" was a term that referred to scrubbing or burning off the coating. Modern day ovens still need a good washing in hot sudsy water and then need to be completely dried. This is the only time you should ever wash your Dutch oven in water. Next, heat your oven and boil grease in it. Use a clean rag to completely coat the inside, outside, top and bottom of your oven. When the grease starts to smoke, remove the oven from the heat and wipe it out. Leave a little grease as a protective coating.
Dutch Oven Cooking
What exactly is a dutch oven? Let me begin my telling you that it is not that roundbottomed-cast-iron-pot with the domed-lid that s hanging out in the back
http://www.cheftalk.com/content/display.cfm?articleid=26&type=article
Ol' Buffalo Outdoor Cooking Page
Home of the Ol Buffalo Camp Cookbook. Includes dutch oven cooking. Wide range of other outdoor cooking resources and helps.
http://www.three-peaks.net/cooking.htm

Extractions: Serving the online community since 1992. Ol' Buffalo Camp Cookbook Ol' Buffalo Dutch Oven Cookbook Ol' Buffalo Camp Kitchen Inventory Other Outdoor Cooking Recipes ... Selected Printed Cook Books Adventure Sports Camp Recipes Adventure Sports Dutch Oven Recipes A Happy Camper - Dutch Ovens Alex's Cooking Page ... Return to Top Favorite Cooking Quotes Gluttony is not a secret vice. Orson Welles
Caribbean Dutch -Cooking In Germany
9) Cook dumplings over moderate heat for 30 mins, do not lift lid during this time. 10) Serve dumplings with custard. These dumplings are also delicious
http://caribbean_dutch.tripod.com/germancook.html
Pennsylvania Dutch Recipes
The Pennsylvania dutch Can Cook! Various Pennsylvania dutch Recipes; Pennsylvania dutch Oddities Meat Dishes Egg Dishes Sweet and Sour Dishes
http://www.horseshoe.cc/pennadutch/food/recipes.htm

Extractions: The cooking is as simple, plain and wholesome as the people themselves-and as hearty. One of the most enlightening traditions of this "napkin under the chin" school of eating is the old one that every company table should include "seven sweets and seven sours" all served forth at once. The sweets might include currant or apple jelly, apple butter or applesauce, preserves such as quince, candied watermelon rind, or wild straw- berry; and two or three pies such as schnitz, shoofly, cheese cake, or "funeral pie" made from dried raisins or sour cherries.
Teri's Kitchen - Book Reviews And Recommendations (PA Dutch)
Pa dutch cooks seldom measured except in baking, and those measurements are estimates. Pennsylvania dutch Cook Book , by Justus George, Frederick
http://teriskitchen.com/p-dutch.html

Extractions: someone's frames. BOOK REVIEWS Ethnic Cookbooks PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH See also Amish and Mennonite If you have browsed through my site, you know that I am of Pennsylvania Dutch origin. Most of the cookbooks I have seen contain recipes as they were recorded many years ago. Pa Dutch cooks seldom measured except in baking, and those measurements are estimates. For example, you will often see reference to "butter the size of an walnut" or "a coffee cup full of flour". Luckily, somewhere in my ancestry, perhaps my grandmother, someone translated some of the old into terms we can understand. But my mother and I had to remake many of the recipes on my site to record the measurements before posting. In any case, the books are very interesting from a historical point of view and the instinctive cook will understand the directions. Two of the books listed below are in my library and I have added comments. So have fun and explore. Don't forget to browse my Pennsylvania Dutch Recipes Pennsylvania Dutch Cook Book , by Justus George, Frederick
Camp Chef - Camp Chef Stoves, Camping Stoves And Accessories, Camping Gear, Beer
propane stoves, camping stoves, beer can chicken holders and cooking accessories. Outdoor cooking is enjoyable and easy with Camp Chef products.
http://www.campchef.com/
Cast Iron & Stainless Steel Cook Ware & Dutch Ovens
Cast Iron cook ware, stainless steel cook ware, survival supplies, dutch Ovens, dutch ovens, food storage containers.
http://survivalcenter.com/cookware.html

Extractions: Cast Iron Cook Ware Dutch Ovens Dutch Oven Cooking Video Stainless Steel Cook Ware ... How To Order All dutch ovens come with legs. Real Dutch Oven cooking methods and secrets. Learn How -To really use a Dutch oven effectively and efficiently. Helpful tips take the viewer through oven selection, seasoning, cleaning and storing. Handy accessories are also reviewed. Recipes used in video included. 26 minute video. Code # VIDDUT only 48 states - US Funds Stainless Steel G.I. Mess Kit - used Stainless Steel - 5-Piece One person Cook set Stainless Steel - 8-Piece 3 Person Cookset Bread Pan 9 X 5 Stainless Steel Cookie Sheet 12 X 14 Stainless Steel Cookie Sheet 13 X 17 Stainless Steel Grater, 6 sided 9" Stainless Steel Pizza Pan 14" Stainless Steel Pizza Pan 16" Stainless Steel Colander, Stainless Steel
Great Plains Bison-tennial Dutch Oven Cook-off - As Seen On Food Channel's All-A
Annual dutch Oven Cookoff in Yankton, South Dakota. As featured on Food Channel s All-American Festivals.
http://www.dutchovencookoff.com/

Extractions: " ALL- AMERICAN FESTIVALS" SHOW >> The Cook-off Celebrates the Buffalo , "a symbol of leadership, long life, abundance and power". In August of 1804, Lewis and Clarks Corps of Discovery entered present day South Dakota and feasted on their very first Buffalo. While traveling across the Great Plains the Bison provided an excellent food source for the men. Each man ate about nine pounds of meat a day! The Great Plains Indians based their culture around the buffalo. "As elder and teacher to man, Buffalo also represents physical strength, spiritual insight, dedication and courage. The generosity of Buffalo teaches us to give and receive with graciousness, and with open hearts and minds. Turn to Buffalo when seeking spiritual connection, clarification of mind and soul, vitality and balance."

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