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#468928 - 12/18/07 10:28 AM Re: Cast iron cookware [Re: BaldKnobber1]
BigBob BigBob trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 2186 Loc: St. Louis Co, Mo	BK1: Oh yeah, here's another, Line the oven with aluminum foil to ease clean-up and to help remove sticky stuff like cakes (especially Upside-down cakes) in one piece. LOL Feel free to use the quote, I stole it from author Pat McMannus. _________________________ "Every kid needs a dog and a curmudgeon"
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#468931 - 12/18/07 10:31 AM Re: Cast iron cookware [Re: BaldKnobber1]
BaldKnobber1 BaldKnobber1 trapper Registered: 06/29/07 Posts: 647 Loc: Ozarks of Missouri	As I get older, I am learning that there are a few things that I will never be able to do again when Im involved in 'guy-activities' Ill never dunk a basketball again, and Ill never break a bronc again. I'll never be a woman's first lover again, and I'll never be worth a hoot on the day after a good whisky drunk again. But Im also learning that there are some things that Im getting better at as I age; Sharpening a knife Predicting a woman's moods Wine making Dog training wood splitting with a maul Cutting through the BS in a politician's words Getting out of speeding tickets the use of a paint roller rope work and knot tieing Charitable giving and volunteer work & Dutch oven baking Some things simply take a long long time to learn. _________________________ LIGHTNING BOLT -LIGHTNING BOLT -LIGHTNING BOLT -LIGHTNING BOLT -LIGHTNING BOLT -LIGHTNING BOLT - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_ekugPKqFw
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#469984 - 12/18/07 07:59 PM Re: Cast iron cookware [Re: BaldKnobber1]
BigBob BigBob trapper Registered: 12/23/06 Posts: 2186 Loc: St. Louis Co, Mo	Amen brother. _________________________ "Every kid needs a dog and a curmudgeon"
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#470842 - 12/19/07 09:20 AM Re: Cast iron cookware [Re: BigBob]
Ol' Blister Ol' Blister trapper Registered: 03/18/07 Posts: 293 Loc: McGrath, Alaska	Thanks to you all. I am going to print out this info and put it with my cookbooks. This is priceless! I have the concave lid, BEyes, and I think I was not getting the lid hot enough. Now I will try again, when it warms up again, armed with this new information. (It is -36 here right now.) I kept digging for this thread the last few days and getting distracted by others. I'm glad I found it again. Thank God for curmudgeons! ;o)
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#471626 - 12/19/07 06:06 PM Re: Cast iron cookware [Re: Blue Eyes]
MT Mtn Trapper MT Mtn Trapper trapper Registered: 02/12/07 Posts: 823 Loc: Kalispell, Montana	There is a "Cast Iron Cooking for Dummies" book that has a lot of great tips and some recipes in it. We got it for my son for Christmas last year. It's got some interesting info on cast iron and the various manufacturers that used to be in business. It helped me understand that the old Griswold pan I inherited from my dad is truely an antique. In fact when I questioned my mother about it she told me that it was one that my dad had "on the farm when he was young". That means that it was actually my granddad's. Now it's even more precious as a family heirloom, and I still cook in it. _________________________ Si Vis Pacem Para Bellum MFCA Member "Proactive or reactive . . . a choice every trappers association must make in today's world". - Muskrat
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#471924 - 12/19/07 08:06 PM Re: Cast iron cookware [Re: MT Mtn Trapper]
Drifter Drifter trapper Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 1299 Loc: Stronghurst , IL	http://www.macscouter.com/Cooking/DutchOven.html http://www.idos.com/ Here are a couple sites you might find helpful as well . Drifter _________________________ Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
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#490440 - 12/30/07 05:36 PM Re: Cast iron cookware [Re: Drifter]
minnscott minnscott trapper Registered: 10/10/07 Posts: 560 Loc: Itasca county,Minesota	Wow my little question got big. Great answers guys, I think yall bunches!! _________________________ The man, The Ledgend, but my Wife says the Myth
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