12 Dutch Oven Recipes You Need in Your Life
Apr 05, 2018
There’s no end to the possibilities your Dutch oven can provide, from extra flavorful grilled cheese to summer soups, and yes, of course, bread and chili! Swipe through to see the best recipes this essential pot can whip up.
Make-Ahead Vegetarian Chili: This tasty vegetarian recipe will have you warm and full all week.
Beef Barley and Mushroom Soup: With a little wine thrown into the mix, a cozy beef barley soup becomes extra special.
Artisan Bread: This foolproof, five-ingredient artisan bread begs to be dipped in all those soups and chilis you've been making.
Zoodle Chicken Noodle Soup: You may have noticed that Dutch ovens are pretty great for making soup. Keep things Whole30-friendly with this carb-free take.
Turkey Chili Pot Pies With Cornbread Crust: Take all the good parts of chili and pot pies, then combine them together into one irresistible dish.
Easy No-Knead Dutch Oven Bread: Homemade bread can easily be yours with this super simple recipe.
Eggplant Caponata: This Whole30 version of a classic Italian dish can be served with eggs or another protein — or eaten as a dip.
Beans: If you're looking for a no-fuss way to cook beans but you don't have an Instant Pot, allow a Dutch oven to come to the rescue.
Pulled Pork Grilled Cheese: Using a Dutch oven makes your pulled pork so tender and flavorful. This winning combination is worth the wait.
Dutch Oven Soda Bread: Make your own Irish soda bread at home year-round. The Dutch oven lets you get a perfectly crispy crust every time.
Almond Cream of Broccoli Soup: This tasty and healthy broccoli soup uses almond milk for a creamy base, making it a lighter alternative to everyone's favorite broccoli cheddar.
Skinny Summer Soups: "Summer" and "soup" may not usually go together, but these vegan recipes can be enjoyed warm or cold!
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Find more great recipes like these on our Pinterest.
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Mel Burke
When Mel Burke isn't singing 80's love songs to her dog, she writes about books, food, dating, travel, and the constantly weird adventure that is living in California.