Enjoy the free Classified Ads! 24HourForums.com Home Thank you for supporting us. Click to enter Posts Of The Day.
Recent Posts Search by username
Search Contact Us Login Register
When logged in, click this to open up the Jumper for easier navigation. Click for details on our forum system in the Forum Center.
Click to be shown the (Top 10 and Management) forums listed in the top section of the site. Click to be shown the (Supported) forums listed in the middle section of the site. Click to be shown the (UnSupported) forums listed in the bottom section of the site. Click to learn about, or pay for, forum Sponsorships. Click for the Official Forum Voting Poll. VOTE! Click for info on owning a forum here at 24.

24HourForums.com > Supported Forums > Erinna's Nosh Pit > Dutch Ovens

Share this topic...
Digg!  - Digg   Slashdot  - SlashDot    - del.icio.us    - Reddit    - StumbleUpon   - Facebook

 Moderated by: Erinna1112 Page:  First Page Previous Page  1  2   

New Topic
Reply
Print
AuthorPost
Sweet Pea
Original500© Member


Joined: 
Location: California USA
Posts: 556
MyResume: 
MyJob: Homemaker
MyForum: 
MyLove: My husband
MyWish: To have a stress free life (I'll get there yet!!)
MyFile: 
MyIntro: 
MySex: Female
Status:  Offline
MyPOTD: 
Return to topBottom of page
 Posted: 08:42 pm

Quote
Reply
PM
Alert
voters: 0      
foxglovepress wrote: My Grandmother and my mom used Dutch Ovens.  The meals that came out of those old cast iron pots were the best!  I've never been able to really keep mine from rusting!  No matter how much I seasoned my pot, nor how much I dried it after washing, it still seemed to rust!I think their replacement today is suppose to be the "Slow Cooker or Crock Pot"    In my opinion they don't even come close.....................

Did you try washing it, seasoning it with some cooking oil, and then just

leaving it in a warm oven for a few hours? Works pretty good...

Ads appear if not logged in.

newbiecollector
Pioneer100© Member

You can't fake real
Joined: 
Location: Stord, Norway
Posts: 5414
MyResume: 
MyJob: Bill payer
MyForum: 
MyLove: My children and my grandchildren and my freinds I found
MyWish: 
MyFile: 
MyIntro: 
MySex: Male
Status:  Online
MyPOTD: 
Return to topBottom of page
 Posted: 08:48 pm

Quote
Reply
PM
Alert
voters: 0      
<<< Butting in...again...........

I hope you NEVER use soap to wash a cast iron pot/skittle...................that is numbe 1 NO NO

 




Enjoy the pleasure of life

Wayne
Sweet Pea
Original500© Member


Joined: 
Location: California USA
Posts: 556
MyResume: 
MyJob: Homemaker
MyForum: 
MyLove: My husband
MyWish: To have a stress free life (I'll get there yet!!)
MyFile: 
MyIntro: 
MySex: Female
Status:  Offline
MyPOTD: 
Return to topBottom of page
 Posted: 04:08 am

Quote
Reply
PM
Alert
voters: 0      
newbiecollector wrote: <<< Butting in...again...........

I hope you NEVER use soap to wash a cast iron pot/skittle...................that is numbe 1 NO NO

 


Hey, not me, I didn't mean WASH it in the general common use of that word!

 

Er, I guess! Something like that anyway. Just water, with maybe a little

sand thrown in if you're at the river!!

:bigwink:
bjork73
Pioneer100© Member

Official Forum (T)reasoner
Joined: 
Location: San Diego, California USA
Posts: 386
MyResume: 
MyJob: overeducated DVD rental pimp
MyForum: 
MyLove: Freedom, freedom, you've got to give what you take
MyWish: Love, Peace, and SOUL ^_^
MyFile: [Download]
MyIntro: 
MySex: comfortably queer male
Status:  Offline
MyPOTD: 
Return to topBottom of page
 Posted: 09:49 am

Quote
Reply
PM
Alert
voters: 0      
Hamster wrote: Ok I'm guessing Dutch ovens doesnt have the same "other" meaning over there?

*snigger*

Oh, it do, but good god SO not material for a forum centered around (mostly) pleasant discussion about food :blink:
librtyhead
Original500© Member


Joined: 
Location: Suncook New Hampsta
Posts: 5829
MyResume: 
MyJob: designing commercial/residential HVAC
MyForum: collectibles...etc.
MyLove: 
MyWish: 
MyFile: [Download]
MyIntro: 
MySex: male
Status:  Offline
MyPOTD: 
Return to topBottom of page
 Posted: 04:27 pm

Quote
Reply
PM
Alert
voters: 0      
I used one every once in a while to bake beans on top of my woodstove and we used to use one back in my Boy scout days I just rinse it off and smear veg oil on it after and hang it back on the nail. Even a cave man could do it.
bjork73
Pioneer100© Member

Official Forum (T)reasoner
Joined: 
Location: San Diego, California USA
Posts: 386
MyResume: 
MyJob: overeducated DVD rental pimp
MyForum: 
MyLove: Freedom, freedom, you've got to give what you take
MyWish: Love, Peace, and SOUL ^_^
MyFile: [Download]
MyIntro: 
MySex: comfortably queer male
Status:  Offline
MyPOTD: 
Return to topBottom of page
 Posted: 08:10 am

Quote
Reply
PM
Alert
voters: 0      
bjork73 wrote: Hamster wrote: Ok I'm guessing Dutch ovens doesnt have the same "other" meaning over there?

*snigger*

Oh, it do, but good god SO not material for a forum centered around (mostly) pleasant discussion about food :blink:
But FWIW Hammy, :rotfl:

Ads appear if not logged in.

Hamster
Guest
 

Joined: 
Location:  
Posts: 
MyResume: 
MyJob: 
MyForum: 
MyLove: 
MyWish: 
MyFile: 
MyIntro: 
MySex: 
Status:  Offline
MyPOTD: 
Return to topBottom of page
 Posted: 07:20 pm

Quote
Reply
PM
Alert
voters: 0   
bjork73 wrote: Hamster wrote: Ok I'm guessing Dutch ovens doesnt have the same "other" meaning over there?

*snigger*

Oh, it do, but good god SO not material for a forum centered around (mostly) pleasant discussion about food :blink:
:yep::iagree:

 Current time is 07:58 pm		Page:  First Page Previous Page  1  2   
24HourForums.com > Supported Forums > Erinna's Nosh Pit > Dutch Ovens


Site Supporters
Posts Of The Day Mock Forums WowClassic



Themes and most mods done in collaboration with: WowClassic - powerful forum software with the best support service.
We are partners with Forum Owner Services
Powered by WowBB 1.7 - Copyright © 2003-2006 Aycan Gulez