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Nomen Nescio > wrote:
>Why call a dutch oven a dutch oven? I'm sure that many other >cultures/nations have been using that idea ever since iron was >cast. It's a cultural slur, although I'm not sure it's one anyone ever complains about. My house has "dutch gutters". Instead of having a dedicated, manufactured gutter component, the gutter is constructed just by carpentry and then roofing over it. The implication is it's the lowest-cost way of forming a gutter, requiring no special materials. Similarly, a dutch oven is the lowest-cost way of obtaining oven-like conditions -- in a covered pot, that can just be set on a fire. Steve |
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