NOTE: This experiment is fine in a stove, but might be not so good in a fireplace. Charcoal produces a lot of CARBON MONOXIDE - very dangerous inside. If you are going to try this in a fireplace, have a CO monitor. Your fireplace might have enough draft to waft all the fumes up the chimney, but charcoal doesn't produce heat at all like a real fire, and so there will be much less draft and the carbon monoxide might well end up in your home.
It is a little cold today, and after finishing up our taxes it felt like a day to do some dutch oven cooking....but I couldn't get up much enthusiasim for it in the cold. I thought about lighting a fire in the woodstove..... and then thought.....hmmmmm .... how would it be to cook in the wood stove with charcoal???
So I cleaned out the ashes and polished up the windows and here is how it turned out.
3 comments:
That looks pretty cool. It looks good!
That is AWESOME. when i come there in a month... and you are finished with the outage i want to learn. :) (more outside with coals though-)
<3 you
sometimes people talk about dutch ovens and because you know so much, my brain tells me I KNOW so much... and then i realize i don't. but i think a lot of it is experimentation. i just need to cook all my meals or one a week in my back yard so i can learn....
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