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How do I reseason an antique dutch oven?
Q. My antique dutch oven has a rancid smell when it heats up. Is there a way to completely remove the seasoning and start fresh with such an old pot? I have cooked stew in it and it had the same rancid smell to it. Yuk. I don't know what it might have been used for in the past, and I just don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on a new le creuset dutch oven when this one might work just as well.
Asked by leedersmith - Thu May 8 00:13:45 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Wash it in very hot soapy water, and scrub it really well with steel wool. Something like SOS, that way you get soap with the steel wool. After you finishing cleaning the pan, re-season it. Season the clean oven by getting it as hot as you can stand to touch, then wipe all the surfaces with a thin coat of melted shortening or thin vegetable oil using a paper towel. Coat both the inside and the outside. Make sure you treat the lid too. It should be glossy - not dripping. Then heat the oven until the shortening becomes a hard, varnish-like finish (do not burn it). You can do this in your oven at 350 degrees. Expect some smoke. Allow the dutch oven to cool normally (never splash or immerse a dutch oven with water to cool it off!). Hope… [cont.]
Answered by Proud to be 51 - Thu May 8 00:29:49 2008

What are important things to inculde in a ruport of the dutch east india company?
Q. I have to make a news paper article about the dutch east india company as if i was writing in a news paper in 1634. I was wondering what would be the most inportant things to mention? please help. thanks.
Asked by Spicky & Grl - Wed Mar 19 11:58:14 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Here's a sanitized history as the Dutch would like to have it remembered: Here's a sanitized Asian version with a little peek at one of colonialism's bloodthirsty tyrants, Jan Coen, who starved, butchered, enslaved, pillaged and burned for the greater profit of the VOC
Answered by fallenaway - Wed Mar 19 12:24:04 2008

How much will this 2 year old dutch warmblood colt grow ?
Q. I am looking at a just turned 2 year old dutch warmblood colt - at the moment he is a bit scrawny and stands around 14.3hh - how much do you think he will grow ?
Asked by jj - Mon Jun 30 09:21:01 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It all depends on his genes ,, who his parents where etc,, if he is scrawny he might need worming ? or just at that age But at two 14,3 is a good size But you never know until he grows up how big are his parents ? are both parents warm bloods ? My guess is he would be around 15.1 But thats not saying he will No one knows for sure until he is 4-5 yrs old hope he is as big as you want
Answered by luv them horse's - Mon Jun 30 13:19:33 2008