Dutch Oven Fondue or Fryer Recipe for Boy Scouts


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Dutch Oven Fondue or Fryer   Dutch Oven Fondue or Fryer Recipe  

This Recipe is meant for Boy Scouts.
Decide for yourself if it is appropriate for your younger scouts or not.
Ingredients:cooking oil
various meats and vegetables
batter
sauces
metal skewers or fondue forks
Instructions:A dutch oven works great as an oil fondue or deep fryer. Safety around the hot coals is the one thing that should be stressed and enforced.

All you need is two inches of oil poured in the D.O. and heated to 350-375 degrees. Keep the lid off the D.O. and set it on plenty of coals.

Scouts can fondue beef, shrimp, chicken, any meat that will stay on a skewer. We've done hamburger balls, too, but a few will be lost. Fish works fine if you dip it in batter first, otherwise it will flake off.

You can also dip vegetables in a batter and fondue them. Green beans are great.
Cut potatoes and make french fries or potato chips.

Can make doughnuts for dessert.

We've tried both cheese and chocolate fondue in a dutch oven, but found it too difficult to regulate the heat to keep it hot, but not burned.



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