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The Patriot
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 |  Subject: Dutch Oven Cooking  Fri Jan 30, 2009 5:51 pm | |
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Kaiser
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| | Subject: Re: Dutch Oven Cooking Sun Feb 08, 2009 2:35 am | |
| I got a good recipe for Peach Cobbler off of Byrons Dutch Oven recipes and it worked well last time. I plan on cooking some more with it up in ME this year, maybe try that Mountain Man breakfast again with less taters.
I picked up a lid hook to make it easier to rotate the pot and remove the lid. I would like to get the tripod but it's hard to buy one when I can just make one on site.......maybe make a stew? | |
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The Patriot
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| | Subject: Re: Dutch Oven Cooking Sun Feb 08, 2009 3:17 pm | |
| A stew would be cool,I will take a look around at some recipes and see if I can find anything that sounds good. | |
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Bosun
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| | Subject: Re: Dutch Oven Cooking Tue Feb 10, 2009 8:49 pm | |
| I've seen a few recipes for squirrel that should be cooked all day... if anyone kills some squirrels you could try something like that. | |
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Serious Firepower
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Bosun
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| | Subject: Re: Dutch Oven Cooking Wed Feb 11, 2009 8:40 am | |
| Thanks! I know that was kind of a random first post, but I was looking at the info for the main trip...I'm hoping to get up there this year!(Kaiser directed me to the sight) | |
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The Patriot
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| | Subject: Re: Dutch Oven Cooking Thu Feb 19, 2009 6:35 pm | |
| - Bosun wrote:
- I've seen a few recipes for squirrel that should be cooked all day... if anyone kills some squirrels you could try something like that.
I will have to check the Regs but I do not think there is a season for Grey Squirrel in Maine. They treat red squirell up there as a nuisance animal and have no bag limit but they are tiny and I have not heard of anyone eating them. I'll try 'em though. I used to eat Grey squirell a lot when I was younger but never tried a Red...First time for everything! | |
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Bosun
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| | Subject: Re: Dutch Oven Cooking Fri Feb 20, 2009 5:12 pm | |
| I've heard that red squirrel isn't worth eating...it is supposed to be tougher than gray squirrel and too much work...according to the Maine fish and wildlife website, they have a gray squirrel season running from Oct 1st to Dec 31st.
Do you guys not normally see any gray squirrels up there? | |
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The Patriot
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| | Subject: Re: Dutch Oven Cooking Fri Feb 20, 2009 6:01 pm | |
| I don'trecall ever seeing a grey tree rat up north. Nice to know there is a season though. | |
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