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These 4 Foods Can Destroy Your Cast-Iron Skillet
We asked a culinary instructor about foods that damage cast iron and how to avoid ruining your favorite pots and pans.
Cast iron vs. carbon steel: What’s the difference, and which is best for cooking?
Cast iron has a 2% to 3.5% carbon content, while carbon steel has less than 2%. This subtle difference results in two pieces ...
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This $20 Pan Will Last You a Lifetime
If you have any sort of environmental conscience, you'll realize this is the way. My dad has a cast-iron skillet and a Dutch oven that belonged to my grandma, and as the most culinarily inclined ...
The Best Small Frying Pans (for Making a Quick, Cheeky Fried Egg)
From Caraway’s nonstick (and non-toxic) bundles to a hobbit-sized cast-iron frying pan, these little pans do big things ...
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Amazon Dropped Deals on Cast Iron Cookware From Lodge, Staub, and Le Creuset — Up to 44% Off
Cast iron cookware from editor- and shopper-loved brands are up to 44% off at Amazon. Shop Lodge cast iron skillets, Le ...
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Clean Your Cast Iron Skillet Easily With This Common Kitchen Staple
A cast-iron skillet may not be the flashiest piece of cookware, but it’s a kitchen essential that can elevate your cooking ...
‘The Skillet Doctor’ at Alameda Point can save your rusty cast iron pans
Now a regular at the monthly Antiques Faire, Affoumado has become a go-to Bay Area specialist in cookware restoration.