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ELI5 : Why is the Dutch oven Dutch ?
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Back in the old days, (early 1700s), everyone's cooking pots were made out of brass, which was kind of expensive. At that time an Englishman named Abraham Darby visited the Netherlands and saw them casting pots in molds of sand, instead of the usual English way, which used molds of clay. Darby realized that if he cast cooking pots with sand like the Dutch did he might be able to make them out of iron, which was way cheaper than brass.

It took a few years of experimentation but eventually Darby and his workers figured out how to make cooking pots of iron. Because they used the Dutch method of casting in sand they were called "Dutch ovens" and the name has stuck ever since.