15 Secrets to Dutch Oven Cooking
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Did you know that The term “Dutch oven” is something of a misnomer in that the pots are neither Dutch nor actual ovens. Rather, it refers to the casting process developed in Holland by which brass vessels were cast in dry-sand molds. Cast iron cookware conducts heat beautifully, can cook with less oil in a well seasoned pan, chemical free alternative to nonstick pans and fortifies your food with iron.
Lindsey, over at DesignMom.com has put together 15 secrets to help you become an expert at dutch oven cooking. So check out the article below, and pick up a cast Iron dutch oven if you don’t have one, they work great in an emergency! Click here:
15 Secrets to Dutch Oven Cooking