Cooking with Cast Iron
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- Hanley
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Cooking with Cast Iron
It's turning cold. I like simple meals cooked in cast iron pans when it's cold.
I made a chicken pot pie.
Here it is before cooking:
And after:
I felt fancy with my fancy potato pattern.
I made a chicken pot pie.
Here it is before cooking:
And after:
I felt fancy with my fancy potato pattern.
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Re: Cooking with Cast Iron
French paper, Japanese ink, potato arranging...
One of my favorite things to make in a cast iron pan is clafoutis.
One of my favorite things to make in a cast iron pan is clafoutis.
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Re: Cooking with Cast Iron
I season my cast iron with skene. Alanis-brand skene.
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Re: Cooking with Cast Iron
Shakshuka
(pic isn't mine - I have a picture somewhere on my phone similar to this, but can't find it right now)
(pic isn't mine - I have a picture somewhere on my phone similar to this, but can't find it right now)
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Re: Cooking with Cast Iron
Oh, yeah. Shakshuka is the best. Because of this reminder, I'm going to make it tomorrow with some tomato puree I rendered down today from tomatoes from my garden.
I use a stainless pan for it, though.
I use a stainless pan for it, though.
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Re: Cooking with Cast Iron
I recently bought an instant pot and would really like to talk about that.
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Re: Cooking with Cast Iron
Since Hanley is using cast iron to measure phallus* length now...
How long have you personally curated an iron skillet? I started curating one (12") almost 25 years ago now. It's a fantastic implement. Makes luxurious corn bread.
I was also lucky to find smaller cast iron pieces (6" and 8") that had been well-curated at a garage sale about a decade or more ago. The 6" is fantastic for grilled cheese.
I have no clue what Hanley is doing with his food.
*Allentown's work blocks the word pen!s, so I don't want him to miss out on the opportunity to learn.
How long have you personally curated an iron skillet? I started curating one (12") almost 25 years ago now. It's a fantastic implement. Makes luxurious corn bread.
I was also lucky to find smaller cast iron pieces (6" and 8") that had been well-curated at a garage sale about a decade or more ago. The 6" is fantastic for grilled cheese.
I have no clue what Hanley is doing with his food.
*Allentown's work blocks the word pen!s, so I don't want him to miss out on the opportunity to learn.
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Also, I have a cheapish cast-iron griddle I like to make burgers on. How to clean?! I wipe as much grease off with paper towels as I can, but you can't get much off. I can't rinse it in the sink, because I don't want to pour that much grease down my drain. I most recently tried to wipe the ease stuff off with paper towel, sprinkle salt on it, then scrub it with this chain-mail looking thing I got from Amazon to clean cast iron, but that didn't work that well either.
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Re:
What is it you’re trying to scrub off?Allentown wrote: ↑Tue Oct 03, 2017 5:10 am Also, I have a cheapish cast-iron griddle I like to make burgers on. How to clean?! I wipe as much grease off with paper towels as I can, but you can't get much off. I can't rinse it in the sink, because I don't want to pour that much grease down my drain. I most recently tried to wipe the ease stuff off with paper towel, sprinkle salt on it, then scrub it with this chain-mail looking thing I got from Amazon to clean cast iron, but that didn't work that well either.
My cast iron skillets do not see detergents. They see hot water and that’s about it.
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