Who knows what a "Dutch Oven" is?
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A Dutch Oven is when you Fart in bed while sharing that same bed with a partner.  Before the gas has dissipated you pull the sheets over your partners head and trap him or her there forcing them to inhale the methane filled vapors of the inside of your anuss.  Warning do not try this if you are looking to get action tha same day as this may ruin your chances.
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Dutch belted cows!!!!\n\nI finally found it. That was one of the harder searches I've done on here. But fun, nonetheless.
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Dutch people come from the Netherlands which is also called Holland I believe.
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Actually no one knows. Pot's been around for longer than written language.
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The one about the girl who was tanning non-stop in tanning beds for like a week to look good in time for her upcoming wedding. She passed out, and basically dropped dead. They smelled something similar to meat burning and they found out she "cooked herself" from the inside out.
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Slang terms are:\ndough, bread, coin,
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Newsflash: I seriously doubt anyone has a clue as to what you're talking about.
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I don't know...come over here and we'll find out together.  Batter up!
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The details on how to speak it are here...\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_dutch\n...under language game.
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A type of propane burner like a bunsen burner.
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Do you know how difficult that would be to avoid?  How many pure Dutch people are in the US to begin with?\n\nBut seriously, it is all a matter of taste.
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You don't.  You use a Dutch oven.  First, dig a pit about twice the size of your oven and twice as deep.  Line it with good stone or brick - firebrick if you plan on doing this with any frequency.  Then build a fire in your pit using well-seasoned hardwood like oak, walnut, cherry or pecan.  When you have a good heap of coals, scoop out all but about an inch of coals and place your Dutch oven with the turkey inside in the pit.  Shovel coals back inside, around the Dutch oven, which of course should have the lid on.  Then place a cover over the pit, which will not rest directly on the Dutch oven lid.  Cover that with a layer of dirt to seal the whole thing.  Then go do other things for about five hours.  Come back, carefully uncover the cooking pit, lift out the Dutch oven and check to see whether the turkey is done.  It should, if you've done all that I told you to, be done to perfection.  But ya know what - I had to experiment a couple times before I got it right, so if this is your first time, be sure you have a "plan B" if the turkey has to go back in the Dutch oven and back into the pit for awhile longer.  Heh - my "plan B" was to serve dessert first!  Hey, it worked...just don't forget to make sure there're still plenty of hot coals if it does have to go back in the pit a bit longer...and let it sit another hour before checking again.  Good luck!
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What is an Earthquick....is that Bisquick pancakes made with mud?\nPLEASE SAVE US FROM THE DISASTROUS FLAPJACK!!!
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terri, you need to learn to understand, he has written this question almost perfectly, just missed out a comma, but big deal!. The English probably "borrowed" the word Holland from one language, and Dutch from another, I'd like to know if I'm wrong though, good question, by the way.
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It is 'potter about' and goes back to gardening.  A pot was and still is a small plastic or earthenware container into which plants are placed and grown.  When the weather was too wet to work outside, the Head Gardiner would tell his staff to go into the shed or greenhouse and 'potter about'.  Meaning put some seed into pots: repot plants that were growing too big for the pot etc., etc.
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Ryan, I'd give you a dutch oven so you could cook all day and all night.
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I think you may mean Betty Crocker.  I believe she is only a trade name for cake mixes and cook books.  Sort of the same as Aunt Jamima pancakes or Mary Maxium wool.