Dutch treat
The National Dutch Oven Gathering came to Texas last week at the Mineola Civic Center as members from around the country showed off their skills at cooking a variety of foods in a traditional cast iron dutch oven.
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Dutch treat
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The National Dutch Oven Gathering came to Texas last week at the Mineola Civic Center as members from around the country showed off their skills at cooking a variety of foods in a traditional cast iron dutch oven.
