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On Nov 15, 9:57*pm, phaeton > wrote:
> And by "cast iron Dutch oven" I don't mean holding the woman's head > under the covers after a spinach fart... > > As my love for cast iron grows, I feel 2011 may be the Year of the > Dutch Oven. *I see the pretty enameled types, and I see the 'pre > seasoned' black ones. *Interestingly, it looks like the enameled ones > are not enameled around the rim, and would need to be seasoned there > or they'll rust. > > Where I live, the price difference between an enameled and a black one > are about the same, $50-$75 depending upon store. *For a single guy > that occasionally feeds his girlfriend (once or twice a week, if she's > been good), I'm looking at the 6.5qt size. > > I know that both types will make a pot roast, pulled pork roast, or > carnitas pretty much the same, but when it comes to cleaning and > upkeep, what is the RFC recommendation? Count me with the votes for enameled. Many of my braises/stew have wine or tomatoes and the non-reactive surface makes me feel better about them. -aem |
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