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Discover Dutch oven cooking! Learn to cook amazing food outdoors without electricity or fancy kitchen appliances.

This video is for folks new to Dutch oven cooking. I’ll show you the basic equipment you need get you started in this wonderful hobby. I also included many links to other online resources below.

UPDATE 10/3/2015 - I uploaded a revised version of this video with a quieter music track to my Vimeo account.

Https://vimeo. com/141254609

Dutch Oven Web Sites

Bryon’s Dutch Oven Cooking Page (Highly Recommended. ) http://papadutch. home. comcast. net/

YouTube Dutch Oven Cooking Channels

Google Plus Communities

Dutch Oven Cooking Videos

How to Clean and Care for your Dutch Oven https://youtu. be/974yKBaLrkw

Byron’s Dutch Oven Recipes (Highly recommended!) http://papadutch. home. comcast. net/

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Choosing the Best Cast Iron Dutch Oven (Discover Our Top 3 Picks!)

Any foodie has spent at least some time clicking longingly through the drool-worthy webpages of their dream cast iron Dutch oven. These kitchen tools are a little more expensive than more basic pots and pans, for sure, but for your mom’s beef stew recipe or your favorite vegetable soup, nothing does the job better.

Of course, if you’re going to invest in one of these kitchen staples, you’ll want to be sure you’re choosing the best. This guide will help you understand the world of enamel-coated Dutch ovens, from how to pick the one for your kitchen to how to care for whichever one you choose.

A Kitchen Essential

Before you’ve added a cast iron Dutch oven to your kitchen repertoire, it might just seem like a big, heavy pot. But trust us – once you’ve purchased one, your life in the kitchen will never quite be the same.

A cast iron Dutch oven is made from a heavy, durable material, not only giving it better heat distribution than most pots but also helping it hold heat longer, so that you need to lose less energy for slow-cooks like braises. America’s Test Kitchen calls it "the most important – and versatile – cooking vessel you can own."

Here are just a few of the things that your Dutch oven can do:

A long, damp cook over low heat is called a Braise, generally done by first searing the food – either a meat or a vegetable – and then partially covering it with liquid. The braise can then either be finished on the stovetop or in the oven at a very low heat. Stewing is similar to braising, except it generally calls for more liquid to make a thick gravy that is served with whatever you're cooking. Simmer beans, lentils, or your favorite soup recipe with ease. Your Dutch oven can also be used to Fry foods, thanks to its high sides and large capacity. It's the ideal tool for ensuring your fried foods are crisp and not soggy with oil, thanks to its ability to retain heat when cold foods are added. Lisa McManus, executive editor in charge of equipment testing and ingredient tasting at Cook’s Illustrated and Cook’s Country and the on-screen gadget guru for America’s Test Kitchen, even found in tests that this setup (with a clip-on thermometer) worked better than a dedicated deep fryer marketed for home cooks. You can even use your Dutch oven for Baking, for instance in no-knead bread recipes. “It acts like a very intense baker's oven to produce crispy artisan-style crust and moist interior crumb,” explains McManus.

Caring for Your Cast Iron Dutch Oven

A cast iron Dutch oven is easy to use and care for, but you’ll want to be aware of a few things to ensure that this tool stays with you for years to come.

Discover your style - Dutch Ovens

Dutch Ovens are what we have become known for bes >Tramontina Dutch ovens are hand crafted with precision and attention to detail. In the heritage of European cooking and the western frontier our Dutch Ovens are superior quality at an affordable price. Our ovens are pre-seasoned with an all natural organic palm oil, allowing you to use the oven right out the box. Easy to clean and simple to use, Dutch Oven cooking is a great way to prepare healthy food at home or on the road. The Ultimate Dutch Oven series with its unique cone cooks just like a conventional oven, allowing you to cook faster and larger meals.

Dutch ovens are categorized as either "kitchen" or "camp" style. You can use a kitchen style Dutch oven for outdoor cooking, either on a propane burner or hung from a tripod, however for cooking on charcoal or over burning embers from your campfire, we recommend purchasing camp style Dutch ovens and Dutch oven accessories by Lodge. A camp Dutch oven is preferably made of cast iron, has a smooth bottom, but with three short legs for raising it above the heat source.

Not once more did not write reviews about the dishes, but here I decided to write a few flattering words, faced with this dutch oven.

Not long ago, I stayed home alone for two weeks. And of course it is time for real tired of the scourge of packages. I'm doing good pilaf, but our old kettle we have given to someone, and we bought a new firm Tramontina dutch oven.

What a miracle dishes in the kitchen every lady as I dreamed about him. Went to the store months and could not get enough of this dish Tramontina. And finally came the holiday and my husband gave it to me. The first day I cooked pilaf and stood beside him, with his mouth open. As they say I have conquered the German quality. Food turned out excellent. Then I extinguished vegetables, roasted potatoes, even turned out great. Formed pre-washed to soak so as not to spoil the finish. I am very happy, Tramontina dutch oven worth the money.

Discover your style - Dutch Ovens

Cee Dub’s love affair with Dutch ovens, cast iron skillets, and camp cookin’ dates to the early 1950’s and family camping trips along mountain streams in SE Idaho. Cee Dub perfected his Dutch oven cooking skills in a thirty-plus year career doing wildlife research and as a game warden patrolling Idaho’s back country.

Being the host of the first ever Dutch oven TV cooking show launched Cee Dub onto the national scene in 1999. That same year, Cee Dub and his wife, Penny, started their website, www. ceedubs. com, with just four products: his first cookbook, a VHS “how-to” video, the Mair ™ Dutch oven lid lifter, and a Dutch oven firepan.

Fifteen years and five cookbooks later, Cee Dub’s inventory has grown to over 200 products providing Dutch oven and outdoor cooks a wide array of quality cooking equipment. And…Cee Dub continues to make appearances at shows and teach Dutch oven and other cooking skills to folks around the country.