dutch oven

[geekyguru]

anyone have any personal favorite or secret campfire dutch oven recipes??

[roguegaston]

I did not like the iron weight either, so I got one of these and use it on every trip. Easy clean up.
http://www.gsioutdoors.com/products/pdp/12_hard_anodized_dutch_oven/camp_cookware

I mainly use it with a Volcano grill.
http://www.volcanogrills.com/

I like the easy peach cobbler, which is 1 box yellow cake mix, one large can drained sliced peaches and one can sprite soda. Mix together and bake for 45min with 12 coal on top and 12 coals on bottom. Rotate every 15min.

Jason

[caseyhoward]

Love the Dutch oven cooking

[Eyetattoo]

beemerphile1 wrote:
I personally have never understood any reason for dragging around all that excess weight. Our light weight skillets and pans work fine.

In case you aren't aware I think there is a food/cooking section of the forum.

We carry the weight because nothing cooks as good as cast iron, in our opinion!

[beemerphile1]

I personally have never understood any reason for dragging around all that excess weight. Our light weight skillets and pans work fine.

In case you aren't aware I think there is a food/cooking section of the forum.

[geekyguru]

slowolf wrote:
If you like creole, this recipe for Sausage Creole from the Dutch Oven Dude is my favorite and a big hit with family and friends. Easy to make over the campfire. I generally use half Kielbasa and half Louisiana Hot Links for the sausage. Oh...and some fresh jalapenos really make it!

Sausage Creole

this looks amazing

[phenrichs]

Check out the camp cooks section. There are tons of tips and recipes there.

[slowolf]

If you like creole, this recipe for Sausage Creole from the Dutch Oven Dude is my favorite and a big hit with family and friends. Easy to make over the campfire. I generally use half Kielbasa and half Louisiana Hot Links for the sausage. Oh...and some fresh jalapenos really make it!

Sausage Creole