When in a Clutch, Cook It in a Dutch (Oven)

50 Dutch Oven Recipes Perfect for Cooking with Tinfoil While Camping!

By: Manny Sullivan

Narrated by: Pamela Keith

Are you looking for fun new recipes to try? Something that will spice up your diet and make it interesting like nothing ever before and filled with campout recipes? Well, you have found just the right book. It features a unique set of Dutch oven recipes that you will simply love!

Our brand-new When in a Clutch, Cook it in a Dutch (Oven) cookbook is a fantastic new way to venture into the world of Dutch ovens. It provides a unique cookbook experience like no other and is a lot of fun if you want to try some funky new recipes!

The interior features 50 Dutch oven recipes which are perfect for when you are camping out and want to have a good time, the recipes vary greatly in difficulty and ingredients making them all fun and time-worthy!

This book is perfect for families who like camping outside and want fresh and fun recipes for their time in the wild, Boy Scouts who want amazing recipes and great-tasting dishes when fulfilling their scouting needs, and people who are bored of the same old recipes and want to make a difference in their diet. The recipes are fun, healthy, and delicious!

So, what are you waiting for? Get cooking today with our brand-new recipes which you will love more than anything!

©2021 Manny Sullivan (P)2021 Manny Sullivan

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!! good overall

Not Terribly Practical

Though I'm pretty much always disappointed, I keep checking out cookbooks as audiobooks when offered at one of my favorite book sites. I don't think cookbooks work well in audiobook format; they aren't just something to be read like fiction or a regular nonfiction book but are actually meant to be used. Not only is it hard to find individual recipes in a cookbook audiobook, but if you find one you want to try, it takes a bit of effort to write down all the ingredients and directions—stopping, pausing, rewinding. Audible offers publishers the fantastic ability to provide a PDF along with their audiobooks, and I think every cookbook audiobook publisher should take advantage of it, either offering all the recipes in written form—audiobooks are far more expensive than eBooks, after all—or at least proving a list of recipe titles with their timestamps in the audiobook so that listeners could go right to a recipe that interests them. This publisher did not choose to do that, unfortunately. As to the book itself, after a brief introduction to Dutch oven cooking, the publisher gets straight to the recipes. Throughout the introduction, the publisher tries to make a point of stating how useful Dutch ovens are for cooking while camping, yet many ingredients would be bulky or difficult to take along on a camping trip (like ones requiring refrigeration). All in all, I wasn't impressed with this audio cookbook.