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Thought I would try my 12" DO in the house oven. Make sure your oven shelves can hold the weight. Mine tended to bow a little bit.

This is a simple beef stew.

Ingredients:

Oven temp 350, cooking time 2 1/2 hours.

2 lbs stew meat.
1 large onion.
1 pound bag of carrots.
15 small red potatoes.
1/4 cup of Worcestershire sauce.
1 14.5oz can of beef broth.
1 1.3oz pkg of McCormick Slow Cookers Savory Pot Roast seasoning.
1 Tbs Mrs. Dash Garlic & Herb.
1 Tbs Mrs. Dash Southwest Chipotle.
1/4 tsp course black pepper.

Here are some of the ingredients.


First I heated the oven to 400 with the DO in the oven and the lid off.
The I used the DO to brown the meat and reset the oven to 350.


Added the onions, Pot roast seasoning mixed with two cups of water, beef broth, Worcestershire sauce, Mrs Dash seasoning and pepper. Put the lid on the DO and cooked for 1 1/2 hours.


Meat is tender


Added carrots and potatoes and more water just to the top of the ingredents. Cooked for another 1 hour.


Finished, can you smell it. Turned out great.

Bob, I have three different size dutch ovens (with no legs) that I use in my kitchen. I use them on the stove top, and in the oven. My favorite DO project is Carnitas, Mexican slow roasted pork butt.

I do roasts, and lamb shanks, and all kinds of cheap meats in the DO in my oven. A dutch oven is an old time crock pot.

I'll have to try that stew this winter.

CD

caseydog wrote:Bob, I have three different size dutch ovens (with no legs) that I use in my kitchen. I use them on the stove top, and in the oven. My favorite DO project is Carnitas, Mexican slow roasted pork butt.

I do roasts, and lamb shanks, and all kinds of cheap meats in the DO in my oven. A dutch oven is an old time crock pot.

I'll have to try that stew this winter.

CD

I would like to get one of these DO some day.

Bob,
That looks mighty fine. I'll have to try it some day. When are you cooking it again?

Thanks for sharing,
Nathan

Last weekend, I did this recipe in an indoor cast-iron Wagner in the regular oven. Outstanding, to say the least.

Mike
Hayden Lake, ID