A Tale of Two Dutch Ovens
A Tale of Two Dutch Ovens
Note: For an update to this post, and some discussion of the new Staub, check out A Tale of Two Dutch Ovens: Redux. The hullabaloo of the holidays is behind us and a foot of snow is blanketing the hillsides here in New York. It's the perfect time for soups, stews, long, slow braises that keep…
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A Tale of Two Dutch Ovens
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