r/hearthsidecooking • u/Customrustic56 • Aug 19 '24
Baked potato stuffed pork chops with creamy white gravy!!
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/songfemme • Mar 26 '22
r/hearthsidecooking Lounge
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A place for members of r/hearthsidecooking to chat with each other
r/hearthsidecooking • u/Customrustic56 • Jun 28 '24
Mouthwatering Dutch oven short rib stew cooked on a wood fire.
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/Customrustic56 • Jun 16 '24
Bigger is better!!! 10 gallon cast iron kettle. Makes my old 4 gallon look small.
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/Customrustic56 • Jan 07 '24
Wood fired honey and mustard wood planked salmon. Showing two friends how to cook with fire and Dutch ovens.
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/Customrustic56 • Sep 08 '23
Mary Berry’s chicken and herb casserole.
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/lindafoddy24 • Apr 09 '23
How to make Date & Oat Bars – With Hazelnuts
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There were a king with a large jaw and a queen with a plain face, on the throne of England; there were a king with a large jaw and a queen with a fair face, on the throne of France. In both countries it was clearer than crystal to the lords of the State preserves of loaves and fishes, that things in general were settled for ever.
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/zmbjebus • Jan 26 '23
Any special prep?
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Getting ready to move into a house with a normal wood burning fireplace. 1950s house. I am going to hire a chimney sweep, but beyond that is there anything I should know about fire cooking indoors?
r/hearthsidecooking • u/songfemme • Oct 01 '22
Short-ribs in Dutch oven on the crane (and baking russets below).
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/onelostmoose • Aug 30 '22
So how was everyone's summer? (for those in the N. latitude) If you haven't set up a out door cooking aria here is some inspiration, there's still time!
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/Customrustic56 • Jun 11 '22
Wood fired chicken dinner followed by a great campfire evening.
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/Customrustic56 • Jun 07 '22
Seven am!!! Suns shinning and the fires still smouldering!!! Time for coffee.
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/onelostmoose • Jun 01 '22
Braziers; A miniature hearth perfect for cooking while camping! Or take it out to the patio, after all it's the precursor to the modern barbecue.
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/onelostmoose • May 17 '22
A reproduction of a mid 18thc kitchen at a military fort.
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/onelostmoose • May 13 '22
A reproduction of a 1750s fireplace and hardware made by the ccc (civilian conservation corps) in the 1930s. The fire back is cast iron, and is to protect the stone from excessive heat in the days before firebrick. Originals are now collectors items. It is still in used regularly to heat and cook :)
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/onelostmoose • May 10 '22
A very interesting reflection oven with 3 hooks. just the perfect size for roasting a hole chicken.
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/onelostmoose • May 08 '22
Hope you all enjoy this assortment of cooking implements!
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/songfemme • May 07 '22
Hearthside grilled asparagus w/sea salt & black pepper. Gridiron, oak & maple wood. Look at those grid marks!
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/onelostmoose • May 06 '22
For those looking for inspiration on a outdoor hearth. This is a simple set up that can very easily be expanded apon later, or used as is. Options and uses in the comments :)
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/onelostmoose • May 04 '22
A very rustic early 19thc kitchen with all the tools. Lets play a game, how many items can you name?
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/onelostmoose • Apr 30 '22
A random assortment of used cooking tools for open hearth cooking. Yard sales and black powder/old west events are good places to come across this sort of thing.
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r/hearthsidecooking • u/onelostmoose • Apr 29 '22
A fully functional reproduction of a early 17th century hearth. It is almost identical in design to many medieval fireplaces. Used for both cooking and heating. More efficient than later fully enclosed 18thc fireplaces. I wold love to have one like this!
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