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Roll out on cutting board or table -cut biscuits 1/2" thick; 3" circles, or peach can size -lightly dust dutch oven with flour -add biscuits. Flour 3 Cups Self-Rising Flour |
Dutch Oven |
Cowboy Succotash |
Cookinq: Use 10 hot briquettes on the top and 15 hot briquettes on the bottom for 15 minutes -At 15 minutes, put all briquettes on top for 5 more minutes. |
Dave "Skinner" Collins
This character that felt the need to create an informational book to make something that he enjoyed simple for everybody.
He was raised in Canada on an eighty acre farm, that had no electricity, so this method of cooking was common.
Later in life he became a master blacksmith. Working with metal this way, gave him a better understanding of cast iron. Being that cooking became a professional hobby, he put the two together and found that not only was this form of cooking enjoyable but it was also healthy.
He also used these methods while cooking for cattle drives, remundas, and such. He has also cooked for the Swiss Olympic Ski Team in 2002 and many resorts.
So for years he has been sharing his cooking methods with friends. Now he believes it is time make these methods available to everyone.
It is his wish that all may find a new joy in the art of cooking with Utah's official cooking pot, the Dutch Oven and Cast Iron Cook Ware.

4-6 History Of Cast Iron Cookng
07 Preparing New Oven
07 Seasoning
08 Cleaning After Use
09 Charcoal Briquettes
10 Special Notes
12 Beer Batter Biscuits -Bread -Rolls
14 Sticky Buns
15 Country Potatoes
16 Cowboy Potatoes
18 Au gratin Potatoes
19 Steamed Vegetables
20 Roasted Corn On The Cob
21 Green Beans And Bacon
22 Herb Chicken Breasts
24 Barbecue Chicken Legs
26 Chicken Thighs And Rice
27 Herb Beef
28 Barbecued Beef
29 Barbecue Pork Short Ribs
30 Sauerkraut Pork Chops
32 Dutch Oven Breakfast (Omelet)
34 Cowboy Succotash
36 Ravioli-Tortellni Soup
37 Apple Cobbler
38 Peach Cobbler
40 German Chocolate Cherry Cobbler
41 Pineapple Cobbler
42 Strawberry Cobbler
43 Blueberry/Raspberry Cobbler
44 Notes
45 Special Thanks
The Simple Stupid Dutch Oven Recipes is now available........
Christmas Special until December 20th 2010 $12.95 $10.00Each + $5.00 s/h
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Contact Skinner
Dave Skinner Collins
P.O. Box 221
Heber City, Utah 84032




Beer Batter Biscuit's
Country Potatoes
Cowboy Succotash
Peach Cobbler