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OT: Dutch Ovens

Post by rynorris » Sun Apr 07, 2013 7:47 pm

So we discovered a fantastic dutch oven that hasn't been outside an outdoor storage building since Eisenhower inked the order to create the Interstate Highway system. Does anyone have any recommendations on how to restore this puppy?
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Re: OT: Dutch Ovens

Post by Canoe_Codger » Sun Apr 07, 2013 8:22 pm

I revamped a rusted, crusty Griswold skillet last spring. I used a steel brush on my drill then oven treated it with bacon grease. But some people say give them a lye bath and others say put them in a self cleaning oven and bake them clean, in either case you have to reseason them. My skillet turned out perfect with a pure black non-stick surface, but I can't swear to the other two methods. Congratulations on the find! :thumbup:

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Re: OT: Dutch Ovens

Post by Tim Eubanks » Mon Apr 08, 2013 9:14 am

Good advice from CC, and dutch ovens are never Off Topic!

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Re: OT: Dutch Ovens

Post by okieboater » Mon Apr 08, 2013 9:56 am

Do some search on the message board as we discussed this topic of DO rehab in great detail. Last year I think when Ryan Center acquired a Griswold that was picked up in a garage sale for a few bucks.
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Re: OT: Dutch Ovens

Post by Butch Crain » Tue Apr 09, 2013 9:39 pm

don't have a clue Ryan

but outside of kids & grandkids one of the highlights of my life was a beauty cold day on the Buffalo followed by Dutch oven upside down pineapple cake & cherry cobbler by Dave Reid & Bob Stout

never had better

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Re: OT: Dutch Ovens

Post by okieboater » Tue Apr 09, 2013 10:13 pm

Butch, you bring a couple beers and I got that cobbler covered. Lets meet on a gravel bar your choice.

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Re: OT: Dutch Ovens

Post by Deuce » Wed Apr 10, 2013 8:27 am

okieboater wrote:Butch, you bring a couple beers and I got that cobbler covered. Lets meet on a gravel bar your choice.

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I'm not naming names or times or places or anything, but it's possible that maybe, just maybe, a cobbler or two or some other delectable DO delight (see what I did there? :ROFL:) might materialize at a certain club sanctioned event happening in the near future. :whistle:
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Re: OT: Dutch Ovens

Post by Butch Crain » Thu Apr 11, 2013 8:41 am

if I can get an invite and Obi Wan Dave Reid is in attendance, I pledge:

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Re: OT: Dutch Ovens

Post by JLEllison » Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:30 am

I was really hoping this thread was about farting under the covers.

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Re: OT: Dutch Ovens

Post by Canoe_Codger » Thu Apr 11, 2013 12:06 pm

JLEllison wrote:I was really hoping this thread was about farting under the covers.
It wasn't until now. :poke2:

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Re: OT: Dutch Ovens

Post by Rustynw » Thu Apr 11, 2013 2:39 pm

Put some sea salt in it... cut the end off of a potato,,, and scrub the salt with the potato while rinsing with water. Re-Season...

OR

just throw it in the campfire until its red hot. then let it cool and season with grease.

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