Cooking Resources

Uncle Bob · 12-24-2007, 01:32 PM

Hey Cbrown...Welcome to DC! We are glad your search brought you here! I doubt you will get a response from anyone in this thread as it goes back to November 2004. However I would be interested in seeing a picture of your pot, and any other details you can provide! Again Welcome to DC

Merry Christmas!!

Corey123 · 12-24-2007, 02:34 PM

I never that there was such a thing.

Aunt Dee · 08-23-2010, 11:22 AM

We have just been given a cast iron cooking pot with cover. It has three short legs. It is electric but we do not have a cord. I have read all the posts regarding this thread and I will check out the website mentioned. I really would like to see pictures of the ones mentioned and I will be glad to send a picture of ours.

kestrel1027 · 01-26-2011, 08:00 PM

Yes, I too have had a crazy search for info on my own find. It is the same company as yours but it is a potbelly cauldron type pot. It has a removable plug in cord that sounds the same with a circular knob to adjust temperature. I picked it up looking for cauldrons for camp cooking and was shocked to find it plugged in.

I bought it on a whim for about $25. Since getting mine I have since seen two others, though without their cords. One was $20 and one was $65. It also weighs a ton, 29 lbs to be specific.

I absolutely love it for all sorts of cooking. It makes divine apple butter and pot roast and looks perfect on a buffet for Christmas when filled with spiced cider. I would love more information on it should anyone know. Especially what on earth to call the silly thing... cast iron electric crockpot? Plug in cauldron? plug in dutch oven? kettle? You can see why finding info on it has been so difficult when you don't even know what to call it.

kingskid15 · 08-10-2011, 11:44 PM

Hi Kestrel1027, I own the skillet as well as the "cauldron" as you call it. It has bean pot written on the bottom of it. I was wondering if you would be willing to share your apple butter recipe.

Thanks.

rachelsmom7 · 08-28-2011, 10:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aunt Dee

We have just been given a cast iron cooking pot with cover. It has three short legs. It is electric but we do not have a cord. I have read all the posts regarding this thread and I will check out the website mentioned. I really would like to see pictures of the ones mentioned and I will be glad to send a picture of ours.

I found one at a flea market about a year a go but can not find any thing one it , love cooking in it .

bubbinator · 11-24-2011, 01:49 AM

To all Posters & Thanks to OKDEB for breaking the ice in my search! I Have 2 House of Webster items-a "Bean Pot"and a deep skillet, both look like they use the same cord. I need a cord for these or they just scrap iron! They are in so good shape they still have the rubber covers on the legs-but no cords! Any help is really appreciated.