Wood Cookstove Cooking

This is a blog about cooking on a woodburning cookstove. Here you will find recipes, methods, other uses, and miscellaneous information about using a woodburning range. I've searched the net for any and all information about cooking on one of these amazing appliances, and I've found a lot of interesting things, but none of them have been what I've been looking for. Therefore, this is my attempt at creating what I've been in search of.

Friday, July 31, 2020

How to Can Using Glass Canning Lids and Top-Seal Rubber Rings

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First of all, let me say right up front that I am NOT recommending that anyone can with glass lids.  The safest way to can foods at home is ...
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Sunday, July 19, 2020

Using a Grill Roaster on a Wood Cookstove

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Probably fifteen years ago, I purchased this blue enamel "Grill Roaster" at Cappel's Ace Hardware in Atlantic, Iowa. What...
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Sunday, July 12, 2020

Summit Ranges from the Andes Range and Furnace Corporation

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The posts I wrote about Kalamazoo and Quick Meal cookstoves a while back have proven to be some of the more popular posts on this blog, so ...
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Thursday, July 9, 2020

Oven Canning Dry Goods in a Wood Cookstove

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I don't think I'm an alarmist, and I really wouldn't even consider myself a prepper, BUT... I'll admit that when everythin...
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Friday, July 3, 2020

Cooking Beef Tongue on the Wood Cookstove

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I know this post won't appeal to everyone who reads this blog, so my feelings will not be a bit hurt if you skip over this one.  I think...
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Saturday, June 27, 2020

Using the Hayes-Custer Range in the Summer Kitchen

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As I've mentioned before, we moved our summer kitchen closer to the house in April of 2019.  However, I didn't get a cookstove h...
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My wife Nancy and I are the fourth generation of my family to live on our Iowa farm. I am a Christian, a hobby farmer, a former English teacher, and freelance writer/editor. I've always been interested in cooking on a woodburning range. My great-great aunt Meme used to tell me about her experiences with a woodburning range as we played with the toy stove that she and her sister had been given in the early 1900s. I've been cooking over wood since 1997 when I purchased a Qualified Range from Lehman Hardware. In 2009, we put up a summer kitchen to house our 1920s green and cream Riverside Bakewell, and in March 2012 we replaced the Qualified with a Margin Gem cookstove.
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