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Re: OAUSA Net - 07/20/17 – Camp Dutch Oven Cooking

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 6:01 pm
by JackM-KK6WXQ
Here is a quick and easy recipe for wonderful Dutch Oven Tri-Tip.

1. Pick up a Tri-Tip from Costco that already has the rub on the roast or just get a good Tri-TIp and add your own favorite Rub.
My favorite is Shultz's (If you use your own rub, let sit overnight in fridge with the rub).
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2. Set up your dutch oven with enough coals to cook at 325˚ F. (8 or 9 coals on the bottom).
3. Add a tablespoon or so of Olive Oil. Sear the roast on both sides for a few minutes just until you brown the meat.
4. Add about two glasses of a nice cabernet. (The reason you have to use a nice Cabernet is so you can enjoy the remaining two glasses)
5. (optional) Place several chipotle peppers in adobo sauce on the top of the roast This was a wonderful tip I learned from Dave (K6DTK).
6. Place the lid and load charcoal on top. (14 or 15 coals on top).
7. Turn the oven and counter turn the lid every ten minutes or so while drinking a glass of the Cabernet.
8. Take off of the coals, let sit for a few minutes, scrape the peppers off the top and baste with the hot wine reduction, slice and serve.
Enjoy!!

Re: OAUSA Net - 07/20/17 – Camp Dutch Oven Cooking

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 6:05 pm
by JackM-KK6WXQ
Please check me in for tonight's net!

Thanks! Jack M - KK6WXQ

Re: OAUSA Net - 07/20/17 – Camp Dutch Oven Cooking

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 6:25 pm
by KA9WDX
Early check in please - thanks - Bernie

Re: OAUSA Net - 07/20/17 – Camp Dutch Oven Cooking

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 6:53 pm
by KI7NAI
Early check in please, thanks Daniel.

Re: OAUSA Net - 07/20/17 – Camp Dutch Oven Cooking

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 7:02 pm
by KAP
I have made this chicken dish for a long time in many variations but only recently did I make it in a Dutch oven and then a cast iron skillet.

Most everything is available at Costco in bulk or you can get these items at the grocery store. The most attractive thing about this dish besides the taste is that everything can be prepped at home. Dice the vegetables, use precooked chicken and even precooked rice or cook it yourself beforehand. It still comes out great. I make my own Parmesan sauce with whipping cream but you can always purchase freshly made sauce or make your own. I used to bring and use many spices for this dish. I found a Bruschetta seasoning at Costco so I use that along with fresh garlic.
Some of the possible ingredients for my chicken dish depending on what I have on hand and my time. Dice the veggies and cook lightly, add the chicken with your seasonings until warm and then add the sauce. You could add drop biscuits on top as well if using the Dutch oven.
Some of the possible ingredients for my chicken dish depending on what I have on hand and my time. Dice the veggies and cook lightly, add the chicken with your seasonings until warm and then add the sauce. You could add drop biscuits on top as well if using the Dutch oven.
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Re: OAUSA Net - 07/20/17 – Camp Dutch Oven Cooking

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 7:04 pm
by NotAMog
Please check in John, KN6VL and Bruce, KD6GCO

Re: OAUSA Net - 07/20/17 – Camp Dutch Oven Cooking

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 7:10 pm
by KK6DYO
Please check me in tonight. Thanks.

Re: OAUSA Net - 07/20/17 – Camp Dutch Oven Cooking

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 7:18 pm
by HsuuJrt
Please give me an early check in.
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Re: OAUSA Net - 07/20/17 – Camp Dutch Oven Cooking

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 7:28 pm
by Jeff-OAUSA
Early check in request.

Thanks.

WD6USA - Jeff

Re: OAUSA Net - 07/20/17 – Camp Dutch Oven Cooking

Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 7:46 pm
by KAP
These are two of my favorite pieces of cast iron cookware
Crepe skillet on left and Aebleskiver pan on right. Both will make an appearance at BorregoFest!
Crepe skillet on left and Aebleskiver pan on right. Both will make an appearance at BorregoFest!
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