Click here for a list of the items needed for Dutch Oven and Camp cooking. You can print out the checklist and check-off the items and your add them to your inventory of equipment.

The following chart will help you decide what size of Dutch Oven you will need to serve various group sizes.

Cooking times of products vary by product. Many are just heat & serve, which are ready to re-heat on our oven-able board tray or in the chafing liner. This minimal product preparation required reduces costly labor time. Please see labels or Point-of-Sale material for guidance. All of our ovenable products can be baked in either a convection or conventional oven. Individual labels state timing and temperature for each type of oven.

In normal cooking, the food is heated by an external heat source through conduction or convection. In microwave cooking, the heat is generated inside the food itself. The principle of microwave cooking is that the microwaves cause the millions of molecules to turn over and return very rapidly and to rub against each other. The rubbing of the molecules together generates frictional heat in the same way that the heat is generated when both hands are rubbed together.

Answer: Below is the procedure I use. You can also season one outdoors over charcoal. See Duane and Sandy's outdoor cooking booklet for instructions. Wash with hot, soapy water and a stiff brush. Rinse and dry completely. Dutch ovens are shipped with a coating of food grade wax. Place in hot oven for a few minutes to completely dry and drive all water out of the pores of the iron. Oil the cookware (inside and out) with MELTED solid vegetable shortening.

If food is badly burned and crusted in the pot, fill with very hot water and let sit for a few minutes. When excess is removed, then use hot water and a plastic scrubby or natural fiber brush to scrub clean the pot. Natural fiber brushes can be found at Asian stores and other places as well. Don't use soap to clean the pot as it will get into the seasoning and possibly be tasted in your next dish. Place back on heat and let dry thoroughly. Store with lid open in a dry place when cooled.

For Most Dutch Oven enthusiasts there are a few "DO NOTS" when is comes to cleaning a Dutch Oven. Do NOT use dish soap or detergent (it can leave a soapy taste in the oven that may transfer to the food.) For best results, Dutch Ovens should be cleaned immediately after they are used. If needed, you can put some hot water in the oven to let it soak while you finish your meal. With a little warm water and a dish cloth finish cleaning the inside of oven.

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dvd-baker has been developed on an Athlon 3200 (Venice) with 512MB of RAM. Testing has also been conducted on a Pentium III-650 (virtual machine) with 64MB of RAM. If you want to bake at a reasonable speed your oven's power rating should be in the order of GHz, however, this will be affected by the size and complexity of your recipes, and your patience.

Yes - Because the sun often is obscured behind clouds, cooking times can vary. At times it may take a little longer.

Piercing holes in the top of the oven bag near the tie end is important. This will allow steam to escape from the bag and prevent the bag from bursting.

The total cooking area is measured in square inches and includes both the primary cooking area and the warming rack dimensions.

Dutch Ovens are most often heated with briquettes or the coals of a campfire. They can also be used on the BBQ grill, in the kitchen oven, over the fire or buried in a pit with coals.

When you first buy your Dutch Oven, you will want to inspect it for any defects and then wash in warm soapy water. Use a coarse scouring pad to make sure you get it clean. When Dutch Oven leave the factory, they are sprayed with a clear sealant to keep them from rusting while in stoarge and this sealant must come off completely prior to seasoning. Once clean, dry your Dutch Oven and lid well and cover both with a light coat of vegetable oil, inside and out.

Water and moist air can harm a Dutch Oven. Store it in a dry place where the air circulates. Tuck a paper towel inside to help absorb any moisture that may get into the Dutch Oven. Many people will even crack the lid so the air moves easily through the oven while in storage.

Condensation is a normal phenomenon or result of the cooking process. When the food that has high water content is cooked, the condensation is significantly visible. Condensation may be more noticeable during the periods when the weather is humid.

To enjoy this service, you will need mobile phones, PDA phones or PCMCIA/USB-based datacard modem, capable of GPRS connection. You may also use devices that support data connection through EDGE, 3G and HSDPA, eventhough your connection will still be GPRS-based. If you use mobile phones or PDA phones, you may link the device to a laptop or a desktop computer through data cable, infrared or bluetooth. For more details, please see the following table

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Yes, preheat the oven for 10 minutes before baking. This important step will help the cookies bake evenly.

Cooking a whole turkey or buffe in an oven bag is similar to cooking in foil, where the meat stays tender, moist and succulent, and there is less clean up! There is less likelihood of the breast meat drying out before the thigh meat is cooked through. Unlike foil, oven bags can be used in both conventional ovens and microwaves.

A : The moisture on the side of your microwave oven is normal. It is caused by steam from cooking food hitting the cool oven surface. A : No. The metal screen bounces back the energy to the oven cavity. The holes are made to allow light to pass through. They do not let microwave energy pass through. A : All of our models are designed with Safety Thermal Cutoffs that will shut the unit down if the oven cavity exceeds preset temperature. Once the unit cools it will automatically reset.

In a microwave oven, microwaves are produced by a device called the magnetron / inverter. These waves pass though materials like glass, ceramic, paper and plastic. The waves cause the water molecules inside the food to vibrate. This high speed vibration causes heat and cooks the food from within.

According to the USDA, to dehydrate onions you need to trim the bulb ends and remove the paper skins. Slice 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick. Onions may be cut into 3/8 to ½ inch dice, but will be slightly less pungent when dried. Dry at 160 degrees Fahrenheit for 1 to 2 hours and then 130 degrees until dry. To tell if they are dry they should feel like paper.

If you find that there is an excessive amount of smoke while seasoning your Dutch Oven, you have most likely applied too much oil. Though this won't hurt the Dutch Oven, it may make a mess in your conventional oven. Make sure you wipe out your Dutch oven well before you store it away.

The best baking temperature for Dutch Ovens is 350 degrees. Keep your coals close to 350 unless otherwise noted in the recipe.

With a little know how and practice you can learn to effectively use wood as a heat source without cremating your meal. The best type of woods for cooking are hardwoods such as hickory, oak, mesquite and hard maple. Pecan, walnut, and Osage orange would also work. Not all hardwoods produce good coals. Soft woods such as pine, poplar, and cottonwood don't make good coals for Dutch oven cooking because they burn hot for a short period of time, and then burn out quickly.

Dutch Harbor, (the place), is in Alaska, located on Unalaska Island about half-way out on the Aleutian chain. For many, many years it has been one of the top seafood landing ports in the world, both in terms of dollars and tonnage. It's probably best known for its King crab, it's dismal weather and the many challenges in dealing with both.