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i have a dutch oven?
i have a dutch oven thats says wagner ware and griwold on it also its a 5 1/2 qt ive seen both types of dutch ovens but did thay merge together and if thay did what yr and is there a way to see how old this dutch oven is ?
Go th the Wagner and Griswold Society's website. You need to register as a guest but they have all the answers to your questions. I am not an expert by any means but, if my memory serves me correctly, the 2 foundrys joined together somewhere between 1890 and 1910. Your Dutch oven sounds like a number 8, their most popular size sold between the 1920's and 40's. I own many pieces of cast iron myself, from griddles and pans to waffle irons and camp and flat Dutch ovens. The difference in the camp dutch ovens is they have legs on the bottom of the pot with a flat lid that has a lip on it to hold the coals. The flat Dutch oven was the same oven in the beginning with the legs cut off and later the self basting lid was introduced so you could use the pot on the stove top or inside your oven. Hope this helps.
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can i use microwave safe glass ware for an oven using pilot light ignition?
i'm a little scared to use glass ware on my oven because my father told me it could explode.. my oven is not an electric oven it uses natural fire to heat up the inside of the oven. do any of you use this kind of oven? and have you tried using glass wares?
or what glassware can i use in this kind of oven?
Most glass ware for ovens like pyrex are safe in any oven, just be careful after you remove it from the oven not to touch it with any thing cold like a wet counter top that would make it crack or explode.
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