How To Cook Cast Iron Pot Roast Over An Open Fire

bluefinstudios in #hive-140635 • 3 months ago

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AN AMAZING FirePit Pot Roast!

For me, there's nothing like a Pot Roast for comfort foods!
AND, who doesn't love cooking over an open fire, for a good, hearty meal? I combined the two recently, and used my firepit, and some of my home grown, fresh garden goodies to make a Cast Iron Pot Roast!

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I grow my own onion, garlic, potato, carrot and celery. So, why not combine them, and make a fantastic fire pit cast iron pot roast?

First, I seasoned my new cast iron pot, with deep baked cooking oils. Then, it's a big roaring fire over natural hardwood coals, to get everything good and hot. Then, I seared the roast as hot as could be, then, moved coals around to get a nice, lower even temperature fire. After some baking in the pot, I added a big foil pocket of some seasoned veggies, and cooked them as well, on the coals.

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3 months ago in #hive-140635 by bluefinstudios

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leelektrik 3 months ago

This really sounds good - well done @bluefinstudios

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jane1289 3 months ago

cooking over an open is somewhat a traditional method here.. We do do it sometimes. 😀

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isdarmady 3 months ago

I remember my childhood when my grandmother always cooked outdoors because we used firewood to cook.

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joanstewart 3 months ago

Cooking over an open fire is really something we all should be able to do, a wonderful way to enjoy food is growing your own (healthy lifestyle).

Finally plated looks excellent! Good luck with your You Tube channel.

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littlebee4 3 months ago

Such a great way of cooking. Love it 😎

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steven-patrick 3 months ago

Cool to use the fire ring for cooking. I usually see them just used for a fire for ambiance or to take off the chill in the fall. Talk to me about separating the veggies from the roast. At least the potatoes and carrots will hold up cooked with the roast. We usually do them all together.

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bluefinstudios 3 months ago

in the pot, I did onion, carrot, and celery, as well as a separate aluminum foil pocket of carrot, onion, celery, potato, garlic, etc.
the veggies in the pot were for flavor for the roast. but since i knew they wold be cooking for much longer, I wantwr some veggies that would be more crisp, less over cooked.

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vagabondspirit 3 months ago

I bought a rocket stove and a dutch oven. The rocket stove allows me to cook with a minimum amount of wood, rocket stoves also produce less smoke.

Note, you can build a rocket stove with cinder blocks, tin cans or other cheap materials. There are numerous tutorials for building rocket stoves on Youtube. I bought my StoveTec stove when StoveTec first hit the market to support their cause.

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