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Traditional Cast Iron |
Just like the ones used in South Africa |
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Traditional Cast Iron Potjie Pots of South Africa Known in Africa as the "potjie" - pronounced "poi-kei", these cast iron pots came to the African continent during the late middle ages with the Dutch and English settlers. The potjie has co-existed with Aftican culture for centuries, refining this age old pot style. This modern replica is finely cast and fully pre-seasoned for your convenience. The potjie (cast iron pot), because of its unique design, is the ultimate alternative energy cooking pot available. Because of its tall legs, the potjie is ideal for setting over coals and works just as well over a gas range/burner or open fire. Due to its unique shape, the potjie will absorb the maximum possible heat from the source, where other flat bottomed brands will deflect heat unless perfectly level. |
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| * Note: A7548, A7205, A7206 and A7207 are too big for UPS to handle and must ship by a commercial trucking company. Though these are in our shopping cart these must go via commercial trucking. Commercial truck is more variable and must be quoted seperately. If interested, give us a call or e-mail us with a possible ship to address and we will respond ASAP with our lowest possible shipping quotation. Keep in mind that if it can be shipped to a business with a forklift the rates will be much lower. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Shipments of various sizes are coming in all the time and your order should be shipped within a couple of days. Though these are generally in stock, if for some reason stock is out, please allow time for a fresh batch to arrive. usually 6 to 8 weeks maximum. You will be billed only for freight from the United States warehouse. |
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| Another helpful hint: When cooking over a wood flame, using any kind of pot or pan, spread a coat of dishwashing liquid over the bottom. I use Ivory. This will make it easier to wash off the soot from the fire after cooking. |
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One of our favorite customers is John Mallon of Iron Kettle Chili Check out Johns site for some killer award winning Chili. Every year there is a Texas Potjie Festival held in Texas. If you are near there when it is held it would be a worthwile stop. Thank you all of you transplanted South Africans for the Potjie Pots. We have come to the conclusion that all SAs are friendly and outgoing, if not a bit on the krazy side. If you are looking for fellow SAs or anybody looking for Potjie Festivals check out SAUSA Forums Baking a Chicken in a Potjie. |
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