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  1. General Food and Foraging Discussion
    I know I can cook in a regular home (wood burning) fireplace, but what about baking bread/biscuits? I have a castiron bean pot (but not a dutch oven-it is on my wish list) and castiron skillets. I wanted to give it a try this winter, since we are burning anyway. Any suggestions, experiences?
    dutch-oven fireplace baking
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