[MR] big cast iron pot/cauldron?

[pandora at his.com]

here is a web page I found 

http://www.castirontrader.com/cgi-bin/store/commerce.cgi?
product=cast_iron&keywords=&next=15

They are pretty pricey but they are large. 

hope it helps. 

Chimbai

>  
> > Does anyone out there know where a large cast iron pot/cauldron might be 
obtained?  It's
for someone who does cooking demos over hearth or open fire (non-SCA).  The 
largest she
has is only 4 qts., and she
> > needs something large enough to cook for both a group of children and their 
families for
a demo/class she is giving in July.
> > 
> > Or if someone out there in the Maryland/DC area has such that she could 
borrow, she'd be
forever grateful.
> > 
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > -Elisabeth
>  
> Master Finnr in Caer Mear sells *very* nice iron pots.  These are
> cast with legs (in case you don't want to hang it from a tripod or
> whatever) and include lid.  He only carries on hand the smaller 
> sizes (1-2 qt), but can order and have shipped pots up to 25 gallons.
> (Note that that's "Imperial" gallons, slightly smaller than US
> measure.  My "4 Gallon" pot (still in the box, but one of these 
> lifetimes...  sigh...) is actually rated to be 9.9 US quarts.)
> 
> I'm in Isenfir (Charlottesville, Va.) which may be a trifle 
> inconvenient for someone in the Maryland/DC area, but I'd be
> willing to loan my pot if arrangements can be made, and/or I 
> can forward your request to Master Finnr (as I don't believe 
> he's subscribed to the list).
> 
> Let me know if I can be of service!
> 
> --Landi
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