Cast Iron (47)
katt1017: Who else likes cast iron for cooking?
I have four frying pans I use, two covered pots, a dutch oven, a corn pone pan, muffin pans, round and rectangular skillets and an assortment of extra frying pans and various pots in reserve for use or gifts for the deserving.
I just think food tastes better cooked in well seasoned iron.
What about you?
I have all sizes even a wee wee frying that i use for eggs or small of amount of meat. we were raised with them. non sticking easy to clean. love them I have four frying pans I use, two covered pots, a dutch oven, a corn pone pan, muffin pans, round and rectangular skillets and an assortment of extra frying pans and various pots in reserve for use or gifts for the deserving.
I just think food tastes better cooked in well seasoned iron.
What about you?
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katt1017: Who else likes cast iron for cooking?
I have four frying pans I use, two covered pots, a dutch oven, a corn pone pan, muffin pans, round and rectangular skillets and an assortment of extra frying pans and various pots in reserve for use or gifts for the deserving.
I just think food tastes better cooked in well seasoned iron.
What about you?
I have four frying pans I use, two covered pots, a dutch oven, a corn pone pan, muffin pans, round and rectangular skillets and an assortment of extra frying pans and various pots in reserve for use or gifts for the deserving.
I just think food tastes better cooked in well seasoned iron.
What about you?
I agree with you.
The pans are hard to service.
What kind of care do they need?
I grew up with cast iron pans.
Shame on me but I have a cast iron pan with Teflon or some crap on it.
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katt1017: Who else likes cast iron for cooking?
I have four frying pans I use, two covered pots, a dutch oven, a corn pone pan, muffin pans, round and rectangular skillets and an assortment of extra frying pans and various pots in reserve for use or gifts for the deserving.
I just think food tastes better cooked in well seasoned iron.
What about you?
I have four frying pans I use, two covered pots, a dutch oven, a corn pone pan, muffin pans, round and rectangular skillets and an assortment of extra frying pans and various pots in reserve for use or gifts for the deserving.
I just think food tastes better cooked in well seasoned iron.
What about you?
I have never had the pleasure of cooking in cast iron before I moved here; could never afford them.
But they are great, yes!
I am collecting more at yard sales when I can, and am learning about how they need to be seasoned.
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Seasoned and oiled I think.
I think it's like a pizza oven.
I think it's like a pizza oven.
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katt1017: Who else likes cast iron for cooking?
I have four frying pans I use, two covered pots, a dutch oven, a corn pone pan, muffin pans, round and rectangular skillets and an assortment of extra frying pans and various pots in reserve for use or gifts for the deserving.
I just think food tastes better cooked in well seasoned iron.
What about you?
You definitely got something there!I have four frying pans I use, two covered pots, a dutch oven, a corn pone pan, muffin pans, round and rectangular skillets and an assortment of extra frying pans and various pots in reserve for use or gifts for the deserving.
I just think food tastes better cooked in well seasoned iron.
What about you?
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I have several, i generally use only cast iron, last cast iron kettle i bought holds 25 gallons, great for fall cookouts, canning and chili feeds for charity
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DodgeBabe: I have never had the pleasure of cooking in cast iron before I moved here; could never afford them.
But they are great, yes!
I am collecting more at yard sales when I can, and am learning about how they need to be seasoned.
you can sometimes find them at yard sales, second hand store no more than ten dollars But they are great, yes!
I am collecting more at yard sales when I can, and am learning about how they need to be seasoned.
happy cooking 
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i just think food tastes better when cooked using wood or charcoal, my apologies to the environmentalists
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cast iron is great....holds an even heat and distributes it well... and lasts long.....but for a lotta ppl at home has the downsides of bein heavy,longer heat up time and less easy to wash than the usual non stick, quick pans nowadays...if ur into ur cookin as a hobby tho, cast iron gets the thumbs up...i use it at home
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plainlyjune: i just think food tastes better when cooked using wood or charcoal, my apologies to the environmentalists
Totally
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The best home made frenchfries are made in a cast iron skillet !
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katt1017: Who else likes cast iron for cooking?
I have four frying pans I use, two covered pots, a dutch oven, a corn pone pan, muffin pans, round and rectangular skillets and an assortment of extra frying pans and various pots in reserve for use or gifts for the deserving.
I just think food tastes better cooked in well seasoned iron.
What about you?
I have four frying pans I use, two covered pots, a dutch oven, a corn pone pan, muffin pans, round and rectangular skillets and an assortment of extra frying pans and various pots in reserve for use or gifts for the deserving.
I just think food tastes better cooked in well seasoned iron.
What about you?
I have two cast iron frying pans somewhere. Think they disappeared in NC after I was shipped home to NH.
My father loved to stop at yardsales to see if they had any cast iron pans and he would look for certain makers marks on the bottoms. We have so many at the family camp, they would probably sink a battleship
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hotstuff34: cast iron is great....holds an even heat and distributes it well... and lasts long.....but for a lotta ppl at home has the downsides of bein heavy,longer heat up time and less easy to wash than the usual non stick, quick pans nowadays...if ur into ur cookin as a hobby tho, cast iron gets the thumbs up...i use it at home
WOW, she's beautiful AND cooks!
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plainlyjune: i just think food tastes better when cooked using wood or charcoal, my apologies to the environmentalists
No apologies necessary, wood & charcoal are renewable fuels. I love trees but I also partially heat my house with a wood burning stove.------ This thread is Archived ------
DodgeBabe: I have never had the pleasure of cooking in cast iron before I moved here; could never afford them.
But they are great, yes!
I am collecting more at yard sales when I can, and am learning about how they need to be seasoned.
Is cast iron cookware very expensive in the UK? I'm somewhat surprised because Great Briton lead the world in iron at the dawn of the industrial revolution.But they are great, yes!
I am collecting more at yard sales when I can, and am learning about how they need to be seasoned.
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ooby_dooby: Is cast iron cookware very expensive in the UK? I'm somewhat surprised because Great Briton lead the world in iron at the dawn of the industrial revolution.
If you buy new here it is rather expensive as well.....yard sales give them away compared to buying new...------ This thread is Archived ------
I have several in different sizes...but im looking for a big pot now which i lack.
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I am adding to our collection all the time...got pretty much all the fry ware we need and also a huge wok....but still need stock pots ,which seem to be the hardest to find...
I assume this is because people keep them rather that sell them...
I assume this is because people keep them rather that sell them...
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Cast iron is great...once seasoned you can do anything with it...they last forever and you don't have to worry about using a fork or something and scratching it....
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I have four frying pans I use, two covered pots, a dutch oven, a corn pone pan, muffin pans, round and rectangular skillets and an assortment of extra frying pans and various pots in reserve for use or gifts for the deserving.
I just think food tastes better cooked in well seasoned iron.
What about you?