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The Fortuna Dutch Oven Society will be hosting the Lost Coast D.O.G. Campout at A.W. Way Campground near Petrolia, CA - June 22nd-24th.
Campground Info... http://co.humboldt.ca.us/portal/living/county_parks/default.asp?parkID=AWP
PM me or email Mike Johnson if interested in attending... [email protected]

I'll be doing another prime rib in the 20"er that Shelly was so kind to pick up for me in Utah...
Got a cabled probe thermometer for it, so it should turn out perfect.

Will most likely do the Hawaiian Braided Bread again too.
Although Little Feather won't be completely finished, I'm shooting at having it road worthy for this event as well.

OMGosh! Time to pull out those stretchy pants again....the last DO gathering put 5 lbs. on my frame, and not always in the spot(s) that I'd have chosen myself.

TDN

Prime Rib tomorrow at 4:00PM in Shelly's 20"er.
Will do the Hawaiian Breaded Bread too if I can get my teenagers to lift a finger...
Throw caution to the wind and come on out, your belly will thank you.

Dean in Eureka, CA wrote:Prime Rib tomorrow at 4:00PM in Shelly's 20"er.

Hey that's no fair... I'm SOOO far away!

Shelly,
Are yaa goin' to Mendocino???
Tomorrow's deal with the DO folk out at AW Way is a test run to get the prime rib to come out medium rare.
Got onr of those new fangled cabled probe deals and should be able to remove it at just the right moment.

If not to Mendo, I'll sure heck have it dialed come the next DG or IRG2.0...

Dean in Eureka, CA wrote:Shelly,
Are yaa goin' to Mendocino???

I wish...if only it was about 800 miles closer.

But...I'll definitely be out next summer for IRG 2.0 and I can't wait for some excellent prime rib!!!

Dino, you are the best. If the prime ribs are as good as they were at Shasta then many will be in luck.

Go for the Hawaiian bread. Tell Colton that if I could knead it then he can knead it.

I am back in LA. Took the bus down for my medical appt., arrived this morning. Hope to be going back up by Tuesday (with another car).


Until I see you again

Here's some pics from the Fortuna Dutch Oven Society's Lost Coast Campout at A.W. Way Campground...


18 lb. Prime Rib cable probed and ready for a salt burial...


Buried...


30 on top, 10 on bottom...


Begining Hawaiian Braided Bread...


Playing with dough...


Ready to bake...


Ahhh... It's nice to sit down.


Can't wait to try it drizzled with honey butter this time...


I think Shelly will like this picture...


Empty pots and platters...

Dean in Eureka, CA wrote:
I think Shelly will like this picture...

Oh Dean...Now that's some prime rib!!!

(I'm drooling here...)

Dean, That looks great. I may give you a call. I got my 20" delivered and I want to do a prime rib for my dad.

P.S. It ended up costing $70 delivered. Not too bad.

Dean in Eureka, CA wrote:


Can't wait to try it drizzled with honey butter this time...


I think Shelly will like this picture...

I gotta say, both the prime rib and Hawaiian bread tasted even better than they look. mmmmmmmmmmm mmm goooood!!!!!

Kevin:

Now that does look like a great meal....
The meat looks to be all right with the world...

You're surrrrrre lucky to live near Dean Kevin........Get to sample all his new creations.................