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Using your Prepping stuff, CAST IRON Dutch Oven
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...Wow, 10 children. You are very blessed, and probably very busy too! LOL. Your home sounds wonderful. Gary Mule had a beautiful fire pit too. You might also be interested in hay box cooking. Nothing better than cast iron to use for it. In short, you heat your food, bury it in a box of hay and it slow cooks, like a slow cooker or crock pot. Here's a link to how to make and do it: [ link to www.motherearthnews.com] [/quote THANKS AGAIN WE ARE BLESSED AND HAVE BEEN HOME EDUCATING FOR 15 YRS MOST PEOPLE LET THE GOVERNMENT FEED THEIR CHILDREN BREAKFAST LUNCH AND DINNER THEY HAVE KNOW IDEA HOW MUCH LITTLE ONES WHO ARE HOME ALL DAY CAN EAT! THE LORD HAS PROVIDED FOR US CONTINUOUSLY AND HE PUT US IN A HOUSE RIGHT NEXT TO A MORMON CHURCH SURROUNDED BY FARMERS THEY BRING US ALL KINDS OF FOOD, FRUITS VEGETABLES AND A LOT OF JARED FOOD AS WELL. THE LORD WILL NOT FORSAKE HIS CHILDREN AND HE HAD JACOB PREPARE FOR A 7 YEAR FAMINE SO WHY IS EVERY ONE SO AGAINST BEING PREPARED! I SEE MIRACLES EVERY DAY BUT IF I HAVE FOOD IN MY GARAGE I WONT HAVE TO PRAY FOR IT! I CAN PRAY FOR HEALING OR SOMETHING MORE IMPORTANT AND SHARE MY FOOD! AMEN PRAISE YAHWEH! Quoting: Nine's How wonderful! It sounds like a great community. Those foods will come in real handy, probably sooner than we'd like to think. I was thinking how fortunate you are. Now I realize the children are doubly fortunate. Children are too important to let someone else teach them and be with them for more hours a day than the parent. May you and your family be richly blessed...just like you now are.  HEY BROTHER I HAVE ONE MORE QUESTION IF YOUR NOT SLEEPING YET?? CAN I COOK IN MY FIREPLACE IN THE LIVING ROOM? CAN A CAST IRON PAN JUST SET IN THERE OVER THE FLAMES OF THE LOGS?? GOD BLESS AND THANKS AGAIN FOR THE WISDOM  You're probably talking to brother Gary, but since you quoted sister Nine's, I'll answer til he shows up and corrects me. LOL. If it were me, I'd use a tripod. Many of them you buy are pretty flimsy, but it wouldn't be hard to rig something sturdy up to hold the pots. They used to have things that I forget the name of, that came out the side of the fireplace to hold pots. So, short answer, yes, you can. They also make a nice pot and lid lifter so you don't have to use a glove or take a chance on being burned.....if you're strong enough to hoist the pot. The lid lifter is awesome though, for checking how your food is doing. 8)
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