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Note: For an in depth history of the name "Dutch Oven" and the cast iron oven called a "Dutch Oven" I suggest the book "Dutch Ovens Chronicled, Their Use in the United States" by John G. Ragsdale, published by the University of Arkansas Press.
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Chuckwagon Supply, your Dutch oven specialist, offers the finest quality Dutch Oven and camp cooking equipment along with helpful information on Dutch oven cooking and recipes. ... We sell cast iron and aluminum Dutch ovens, lid hooks, Dutch Oven lid racks, stands, carry bags, ... We Carry These Name Brands;
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According to John G. Ragsdale, in the book “Dutch Ovens Chronicled, Their Use in the United States,” the origin of the name Dutch oven is uncertain. One theory, ... It is believed that the Dutch oven originated as far back as the seventeenth century, in Europe, where it was manufactured. In American history,
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Lewis and Clark carried Dutch ovens on their cross country trek. The fur trappers, explorers, pioneers and cattle drivers all depended on the Dutch oven to provide a wide range of hardy meals as they blazed their way into the history books.
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The oven was then widely manufactured in the New England states, but after traders from Holland bought large numbers for barter with the Indians and frontier settlers, the name "Dutch oven" stuck.
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In the fall of 1994, the Lone Star Dutch Oven Society was established to form a Texas Society for people who are interested in cooking outdoors in Dutch Ovens. In the 18th century they were manufactured in England, and brought to this country by Dutch Traders... thus the name "Dutch" ovens. These wood fired cooking...
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You say tomato, I say Dutch oven. It's clear that nobody knows for sure exactly when or where the term "Dutch oven" actually originated. The cooking device that we now commonly refer to as a Dutch oven has had man monikers over the years and even to this day people can’t quite decide exactly what they want to call it.
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Cast iron cookware played an important role in the early history of our country. The journals of early American settlers, military, cowboys, Although England was the primary exporter of black ironware, the name Dutch Oven most likely came from the Dutch traders who traveled door-to-door peddling their wares.
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The International Dutch Oven Society is the premier organization for ALL Dutch oven enthusiasts ... IDOS Members can access 'Members Only' web pages. If you are a member follow this link to request your login. User name and password will be emailed to you once your membership is verified.
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Dutch Oven cooking is fun and makes great meals while you are camping out, eating at a park or cooking in your back yard. Dutch Oven cooking has a long tradition that is part of American history and turned out to be a great activity for family and friends.
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