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dutch oven

Post by 23pioneer »

Hi all,
im looking to get a dutch oven and need advice off anyone who has used/got one. i know it needs legs to put the embers under and a recessed lid to put embers on top, has anyone got one they would recomend.
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Re: dutch oven

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Just for you - 4 litres

Family of 4 - 8 litres

Bigger family - 12 litres

I got mine from Ronnie Sunshine's 5 years ago, Cracking piece of kit.

No affiliation....

http://www.ronniesunshines.com/bushcraf ... utch-ovens

The dutch oven twin set has a 4 and an 8 litre for a great price.

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The dutch oven I'm more familiar with is slightly different. A quick perusal of the Urban Dictionary will cure your curiosity if you're not familiar with the 'other' type of dutch oven. :o
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Deeps wrote:The dutch oven I'm more familiar with is slightly different. A quick perusal of the Urban Dictionary will cure your curiosity if you're not familiar with the 'other' type of dutch oven. :o
Thats exactly what i thought when i saw the topic! :lol:
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If you go to camp-sites that allow on ground fires or own land their useful for car camping, I'd not want to carry cast iron cookware if I was on foot for any length of time. if you get one, do a search on Google for Dutch oven monkey bread, its one of the best things you can use them for.
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If weight might be an issue, theres always cast Ali

This Dutchie might not be the ideal design but its priced competitively with the similar size one from Ronnie. I can't find the true weights of either on Amazon but Ronnie's ships at 5 kgs and this one at 2.7kgs.

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ForgeCorvus wrote:If weight might be an issue, theres always cast Ali

This Dutchie might not be the ideal design but its priced competitively with the similar size one from Ronnie. I can't find the true weights of either on Amazon but Ronnie's ships at 5 kgs and this one at 2.7kgs.

Not got one.......yet
I don't consider it a dutch oven unless its cast iron, they are made from it for a good reason. Heat retention and resistance from damage is really important, as you will be hanging this over the fire with hot coals on top, or what I quite often do, directly on the coals (mine has little legs) with more coals on top.
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metatron wrote: as you will be hanging this over the fire with hot coals on top, or what I quite often do, directly on the coals (mine has little legs) with more coals on top.

Yeah baby.....

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