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    Posted: 28 Mar 2018 at 9:21am
We carry a Lodge dutch oven in our Pod to make wonderful Colombian beans.  I'd love to find more things to cook in it.  All I have now is the recipe book that came with it.  The Lodge products are really nice and they've made them in TN since 1896. 

So fire away with your Dutch oven madness!!! 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 Mar 2018 at 8:59pm
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you guys are killing me!! 


HEY.. you don't EVEN want me to start throwing up some of my Dutch Oven madness.. Like Cap'n Crunch French Toast casserole, with blueberry and strawberry compote.. I did that in a 14" CDO, took it to a rally dinner, was gone in seconds.. LOL
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Originally posted by lostagain

furpod, you triggered my appetite.  These pieces of sweet smoked pork belly look absolutely delicious; a sweet version of chicharón that I mentioned above.  How's your cholesterol?  Dang that looks good.


Unbelievably, my cholesterol is about 185, with the good stuff in the lead..

my waistline.. not so happy about that.. but so far my DR. has not recommended anything.. but we do heat with wood, and do much splitting and stacking etc, by hand.. plus walk the dog a few miles a day. and we do a lot of oatmeal and cream of wheat breakfasts too..
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 Mar 2018 at 8:37pm
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 Mar 2018 at 8:35pm
furpod, you triggered my appetite.  These pieces of sweet smoked pork belly look absolutely delicious; a sweet version of chicharón that I mentioned above.  How's your cholesterol?  Dang that looks good.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 Mar 2018 at 7:25pm
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For you pork belly eaters, there is something terribly decadent that you can do with a nicely smoked side of bacon.  Cut it into strips about an inch or so wide, leaving on the skin/rind, then cross cut it into little cubes but don't cut through the skin.  Cook it in it's own fat until it is a fairly well done and is starting to get a little crispy on the outside.  It Colombian version of chicharón and is especially good with things like red beans and rice or patacón.  [Fried plaintain or platano with a little salt].  But be sure to make an arrangement with your cardiologist for a visit to rotoroot your veins.


Or you can candy it up with some brown sugar and rub, and then smoke it down into crunchy outside, melt in your mouth inside.. bites..








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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 Mar 2018 at 7:22pm
Originally posted by mcarter

Off topic a bit - how many folks do you know that still hunt and eat squirrel? When I was a kid my mother was the Forrest Gump of squirrel. Nowadays, people just kill them like pests. I do, they eat my gas lines and electrical wiring, are a problem with my wife's birdfeeders and I have had them chew holes in my house and store nuts. I feel bad when I shoot them and kick them off into the woods. But when I was young I was the designated cleaner, and I swore I would never clean another squirrel:) Plus my Dad and brother were big eaters and I always got the front legs.


Yes, we do. Fried, stewed, and occasionally, a pot pie.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 Mar 2018 at 7:19pm
I see your meatloaf.. and raise you.. 2 smoked, bacon wrapped, cheese and hash brown stuffed, breakfast sausage rolls.. while camping..  LOL




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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27 Mar 2018 at 4:53pm
Bacon-wrapped meatloaf:


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For you pork belly eaters, there is something terribly decadent that you can do with a nicely smoked side of bacon.  Cut it into strips about an inch or so wide, leaving on the skin/rind, then cross cut it into little cubes but don't cut through the skin.  Cook it in it's own fat until it is a fairly well done and is starting to get a little crispy on the outside.  It Colombian version of chicharón and is especially good with things like red beans and rice or patacón.  [Fried plaintain or platano with a little salt].  But be sure to make an arrangement with your cardiologist for a visit to rotoroot your veins.
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