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What can you learn about Dutch Oven cooking in 37
years of married life? Just ask Larry and Jeanie
Walker, who have been married that long as the
grateful parents of nine children and three foster
children. Add to that twenty-two "awesome
grandchildren" and you have the recipe for learning
a lot, according to Grandma Walker. In the process
of raising these children and providing wholesome
family activities to keep them all close and with
the desire to learn, grow and enjoy one another, the
Walkers have found certain things that work very
well-and home-cooked "vittles" seem to be at the
center of it. "What
began as a project to share a few wonderful Dutch
Oven cooking experiences with our friends,
has become an experiment in learning to "stretch"
our learning into new areas of growth,
while at the same time learning to "shrink" from
the natural fears
of the unknown." - Jeanie Walker
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Tip
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How do I remove the gummy buildup in the bottom of my Dutch oven?
The "gum" in the Dutch oven is old oil. Place the Dutch oven on a good heat source, just as you would to season it. When it begins to smoke, remove it from the heat and wipe the old oi ... (read more) |
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