This cookbook is a continuation of CEE DUB'S DUTCH OVEN with over 150 new recipes, new photos, and all new stories. Many of the recipes are contributed by friends who also enjoy Dutch oven cooking and the outdoors, to provide a variety of tastes and favorites. There are shortened sections pertaining to the history, selection, and care of DO's which provide a wealth of information for the beginner and the more experienced camp cook.
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Product Details
Author:
C. W.
Paperback:
210 pages
Publisher:
Back Country Press/P.L. Welch, Publisher
Publication Date:
April 01, 2000
Language:
English
ISBN:
0967264723
Package Length:
8.9 inches
Package Width:
6.4 inches
Package Height:
0.7 inches
Package Weight:
0.9 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 5 reviews
Features
Over 150 FABULOUS new recipes!
All new stories
Great hints and tips for cooking with your Dutch oven
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24 of 24 found the following review helpful:
We want More Cee Dub Jul 11, 2000 After reading Cee Dub's first book and then his new Second book, we can only conclude that it is a must for the camp cook. The recipes are delicious, healthy and easy to produce. Cee Dub also indicates how to spice each recipe up with our own preferred tastes. His tall tales make you want to read the book in one sitting. However the recipes make you want to start cooking. Having lived near the area Cee Dub refers to in his travels, I can imagine seeing him out there on the river and in the backcountry where I work and play. Cee Dub gives little tid- bits of hints to make every camp cook more seasoned and makes every upcoming trip a feat to look forward to. His stories of "pards" gone by touch the soul of anyone who enjoys good times, friends and family. I would like to know the "real story" behind some of the antics going on in Ceedub' s camps. I doubt people would ever want to leave with such a gracious host, great cook, and even better story teller. Keep up the great work, Cee Dub, we will never put you down!
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
the cadillac of cookbooks Apr 06, 2007
By Marilyn Thomas
"The Iron Widow"
a few months ago i got on this cast iron kick,bought a couple skillets and a pair of dutch ovens and all the tools and was ready to be a camp cook, only problem was, I had no dutch oven recipes. I read a few reviews and decided that experience was the best teacher and Cee Dub seemed to fit the bill. I've gotta tell ya, ol Cee Dub puts it all together in a very easily understood cookbook that explains things in great detail, not to mention that the best parts may well be the stories he shares. if you want an education on how to cook with a DO, this book is the real deal. a word to the wise, dont buy junk iron, LODGE is the best of the best, bar none, remember, you're only going to buy it once so you might as well have the best.
ily
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Good reading & recipes Jul 12, 2001 This books tells you the basics of how to get started with dutch oven cooking, and includes very simple recipes for novices such as myself. I enjoy this book! It includes humorous side stories which are good reading.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Great book May 19, 2008
By D. Williamson Got this for my wife as she is getting into dutch oven cooking. Seems to be heavy on recipies and not as much on technique. Would have liked a little more nuts and bolts stuff.
12 of 16 found the following review helpful:
Cee Dub continues the legend ! Jul 07, 2000 Once again Cee Dub in rare form - Whether you're already a great dutch oven cook or just beginning - this book will turn you into a "Great River Chef" or "Great Camp Cook". You can even turn your backyard cookout into a neighborhood happening - Great Value - "No Class"
based on 5 reviews
We want More Cee Dub Jul 11, 2000
Good reading & recipes Jul 12, 2001
