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Dutch Oven Potatos
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CATEGORY
CUISINE
TAG
YIELD
Dairy
Dutch
1
Servings
INGREDIENTS
1
lb
Bacon; diced
2
Onions; diced
2
Green peppers; diced
12
md
Potatos; Red Pontiac, peeled and sliced dollar size
1
lb
Sharp cheddar cheese
1/4
lb
Swiss cheese
Salt and pepper
Mushrooms; optional
INSTRUCTIONS
Use a 12 in. regular Dutch Oven.
Fry bacon in Dutch Oven. Add onions, peppers (and mushrooms) and saute.
Pour part of the bacon grease off and add potatos. Add salt, pepper and
seasonning to taste. Mix together, but don't stire while cooking. Put 8
briquettes under the oven and 14 on the lid. This will allow all hte
potatos to cook uniformly without stiring. We don't mashed potatos or
wallpaper paste. Cook approx. 45 minutes. Check with fork - when done,
grate the cheese together and sprinkle evenly over the top of the potatos
and replace the hot lid. The cheese will melt down throught the potatos and
they are ready to eat.
Posted to recipelu-digest by Sandy <sandysno@pctech.net> on Mar 01, 1998
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