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Put my new half gallon brass dog-eared trade kettle out for a bit on the weekend. It’s tin lined.
Awesome kettle! Great size for 1-3 people and doesn’t take up much room in the pack. I was surprised at how easily it cleaned up. I’ve used it for frying, baking, boiling, and once for an early season Gluehwein. One of my newest fave pieces of kit.




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Ground bison for fajitas cooked up quick

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It seams dog earring the lobes of the handle attachment was most common in the 18th century but fell out of fashion in the 19th

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The Jeff Miller 2lb French trade axe kept the fire as well fed as we were.
 
I was surprised at how easily it cleaned up. I’ve used it for frying, baking, boiling, and


Frying?

Be careful, for the temp for frying is 325° - 375° and the melting point of tin is a mere 450°, It's easy for that temp to spike when doing other than boiling, and you end up with the tin coming free and in the food..., don't ask me how I know 😔


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