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Cast Iron Cooking Gear
Here's my cast iron cooking gear. I have a 12 inch/6 quart Lodge Camp Dutch Oven, a 10 inch 5 quart Dutch Oven, my Dutch Oven fire pit, cast iron tripod, carry bags, and lid lifter. The tripod isn't in the pictures. I use one of my welding gloves for a hot pad when I'm cooking. Lets see your gear gentleman.
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Permalink Reply by Robert Disque on -
Patiently waiting...tap...tap...tap...tap...
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here ya go
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Permalink Reply by asa c mcguire on
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ok how do you get a pic to post on the main page instead of adding an attachment?
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Permalink Reply by asa c mcguire on
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never mind lol need to take time before I ask a question.
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Permalink Reply by asa c mcguire on
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my poor no lid dutch oven
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Permalink Reply by Robert Disque on
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It's still a very useful pot. Just not as a Dutch Oven. You can use a tripod to hang it over a fire or set it in the fire. You can still deep fry, pan fry, stew, and boil with it.
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Permalink Reply by asa c mcguire on
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yes I made a kick ass tripod for it I still need to paint it though. Might post a pic of that later.
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Permalink Reply by Robert Disque on
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Remember to use engine paint so it will resist the heat of fire. You could use fireplace paint but it's more expensive.
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did you make yours or buy it? Also what about your lid lifter?
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Permalink Reply by Robert Disque on
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I bought the lid lifter and the tripod. The only thing I made is the fire pit. A lot of the parks and places I go to you can't start fires. So, I built a raised fire pit. I use it for fires and Dutch Oven cooking.
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