Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Teardrop almost all renovated and my Dutch oven came in today. It's a Lodge one 12". Haven't used it yet but I'm excited.

Lookin' good, buddy!! You'll have fun with that one but soon will have more in stock.............. trust me. I've got an oven full of stuff now

Jeff

The second swig of Kool-Aid: first the teardrop, then the Dutch Ovens....

It's inevitably a plural pursuit.

Congrats. You'll never eat as good. A great first purchase. Cheers.

deceiver wrote:Teardrop almost all renovated and my Dutch oven came in today. It's a Lodge one 12". Haven't used it yet but I'm excited.

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I don't know if you are aware but liners are a great aid
in cleanup of sticky gooey good stuff. They are available
in aluminum and parchment.

I was cutting rolled sheet parchment for my baked yeast
bread and a fellow camper handed me a parchment
ones to try. It looked like a muffin cup liner on steroids.
I was in love these are great.

Just an F.Y.I. for those that didn't know

( Like me )

"It's All About Eating Good In The Great Outdoors..."
Great first purchase, as most recipes out there are written for a 12"er.
Now go buy a Mair Lifter from Bob.

Those of you that use the liners, where is a good place to find them?
I have not had good luck.

Joamon wrote:Those of you that use the liners, where is a good place to find them?
I have not had good luck.

I seen them in the camping dept at Wally World here in Fl. Looked like an oversize box of coffee filters.

Art & Pat

I go down the road from my house to the lodge outlet and pick them up!! I also rust some of their 2nds with my drool as I look thru their stock!! You would be surprised at what they consider 2nds.

Cliff

I use parchment on a roll. Liners are 'way too expensive for my taste. So far, I only use liners on pizza and dump cake. Everything else gets cooked right in my ovens. They clean up just fine.