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Lodge Manufacturing is a fourth generation Family owned business dating back to 1896 producing premier quality cast iron cookware. Back in the days when most every meal was fixed over an open hearth, one tool that was indispensable for quality cooking was the Dutch oven. Lewis and Clark listed it as their most essential piece of equipment during their great Northwestern trek in the early 1800's. The name probably comes from the fact that the cast-iron cookware used by early American settlers was often sold door-to-door by Dutch peddlers. The most important fact about the Dutch oven though, is that it makes cooking fun and easy. And the end results is delicious. Each Dutch oven comes with use, care and seasoning instructions.
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From "Six Hundred Receipts", worth
their weight in gold.
Published in 1867.
How To Make Very Nice Cologne
Take 2 drachms oil of lemon
2 drachms oil of rosemary
1 drachm oil of lavender
2 drachms oil of bergamot
10 drops oil of cinnamon
2 drops oil of rose
10 drops oil of cloves
8 drops tincture pf musk
1 quart of alcohol, ( or spirits of
wine)
Mix all together, and shake well,
when it will be ready to use.
The older it gets, the better.
( Just drank the alcohol and you
won't care what you smell like!)
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From "Six Hundred Receipts", worth
their weight in gold. Published in 1867.
To Make Godfrey's Cordial
Dissolve 1/2 ounce opium and one
drachm oil of sassafras in two ounces spirits of wine, (alcohol.) Now mix 4
pounds of molasses with 1 gallon of boiling water; when cold, mix the other
ingredients with it. (Ready)
It will sooth the pains in children.
( I bet 1/2 ounce of opium would cure
most anybodys pain! )
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Lodge Dutch Oven Tote Bags
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Lodge Camp Dutch Ovens.
Integral legs and Flanged lid. . |
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Tom Bobs Cowboy Stew
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Above picture shows trammel in
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Tall Lid Lifter - Tired of bending over to check
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Short
Lid Lifter. We've had requests for a lid lifter a little shorter than the tall
lid lifter. Ths one is 31 inches long. |
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Lid Stand - Used to
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