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Post #144392186 added 01-04-2021 7:02 PM by JiYLuv in Deal Talk
Wow, your recommendation got me into the Good Eats Episode from Alton Brown- I knew the name was vaguely familiar, thank you for that! I need to study that steak episode like a bible, as he really...
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Post #151739005 added 11-30-2021 9:35 PM by pjjs in Deal Talk
Dead now.
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Post #144368570 added 01-03-2021 10:33 PM by raiz in Deal Talk
Protip: if you get a cast iron skillet, don't buy the cast iron lid. It's heavy, you can't see through it, and the bumps underneath make it a pain to reseason. Its only worth it if you're baking in...
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Post #144367181 added 01-03-2021 8:48 PM by IndigoWinter2667 in Deal Talk
Agreed, these are daily prices at Walmart, has been for years. 7.99 or cheaper is a deal on the 8in, and 9.99 or cheaper is a deal on the 10.25in
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Post #144387554 added 01-04-2021 3:36 PM by eneka in Deal Talk
I have this pan. Recently stripped it down with Easy off oven cleaner. Used some crisco to re-season a couple tipes and I can already fry eggs on it no problem. this is the guide i used...
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Post #144393251 added 01-04-2021 7:53 PM by RomulusMaximus in Deal Talk
Did you do it online or in store? I asked for a PM in-store and was told they couldn't because the UPC codes were different..
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Post #144402794 added 01-05-2021 8:16 AM by tjmxxx in Deal Talk
I agree with this. The Flaxseed oil being the best oil to use for seasoning myth has been debunked numerous times now. Stripping the pan is totally unnecessary and has also been proven to be a waste...
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Post #144430307 added 01-06-2021 8:19 AM by freaknasty in Deal Talk
how do you make bread on your skillet?
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Post #144535987 added 01-10-2021 2:28 PM by Noober93 in Deal Talk
I also have the 12" and use it often for steaks - only drawback is it is HEAVY.
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Post #144388385 added 01-04-2021 4:16 PM by jfm123 in Deal Talk
if you are new to cast iron most likely you're better off with the regular size 12"
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Post #144382961 added 01-04-2021 12:40 PM by BigBadWolfie in Deal Talk
Amazon has the 8" as well for $9.88 in stock jan 17th but you can still order. https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B00008GKDG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_bX38FbNDN7D6D?psc=1
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Post #144415058 added 01-05-2021 4:08 PM by MitchJ in Deal Talk
Is now a good time to Craigslist my 14-inch skillet?
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Post #144414998 added 01-05-2021 4:05 PM by MitchJ in Deal Talk
Don't buy those stupid 8-inch ones. Why would you want such a tiny skillet? I just gave two of these away because I foolishly bought two several years ago. Never really used them.
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Post #144415880 added 01-05-2021 4:42 PM by McNutsack in Deal Talk
Ehh, the 8 inch is only $10 and good for a single serving quick meal, mostly a burger/sausage patty and fried eggs. If storage space is a concern, I'd say the 12 inch skillet and 14 inch "pizza pan"...
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Post #144383222 added 01-04-2021 12:48 PM by Medic311 in Deal Talk
if he's having difficulty getting it to stick it might mean the first layer was messed up and then building upon that repeatedly will just make a mess and it will never be right. so i suggested to...
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Post #144434423 added 01-06-2021 10:48 AM by mike93704 in Deal Talk
There are recipes online for using it as a base for making something like a Chicago-style pizza, by pre-hetaing th epan on top of the stove when adding the pizza and then popping it into the oven, ...
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Post #144380729 added 01-04-2021 11:17 AM by JiYLuv in Deal Talk
Question from a newb cast iron person lol. Is there a reason why you want to strip off their layers? Also, do you have any tips / tricks/ videos for pre-seasoning? I don't want to use this...
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Post #144396134 added 01-04-2021 10:46 PM by nohohon in Deal Talk
100 percent agree. For awhile I made the mistake of using too much oil by pouring a little in, wiping it around and then put it a hot oven. Would end up with stickiness all in the bottom. Now it's...
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Post #144494509 added 01-08-2021 5:12 PM by shaolinwookie in Deal Talk
thank you, i think ill try the wook for a while
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Post #144385160 added 01-04-2021 2:00 PM by mikedaley in Deal Talk
Even better. I'd rather give my $$$$ to Amazon than Wally...
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Post #144407396 added 01-05-2021 11:13 AM by mike93704 in Deal Talk
It depends on how you do your cooking. Wok cooking usually involves flipping the food around, sometimes using the handle to move the whole pan around--but this is not always required--you can stir...
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Post #144434519 added 01-06-2021 10:52 AM by MitchJ in Deal Talk
Maybe I should keep it for the pizza.
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Post #144436031 added 01-06-2021 11:50 AM by mike93704 in Deal Talk
Yes, that's a huge skillet, and one of the drawbacks of cast iron is that, contrary to popular belief, cast iron is not a good conductor of heat. It tends to work well for a lot of cooking requiring...
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Post #144383771 added 01-04-2021 1:08 PM by birdyb1 in Deal Talk
Cast iron pans last for a long time and inexpensive. I think all kitchen have at least one if they don’t mind the weight. Maintaining the pans are simple and takes only a few minutes. Just clean,...
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Post #144384188 added 01-04-2021 1:24 PM by Meowmixes98 in Deal Talk
Cast iron gives the best texture to food. I was raised on one and will never use anything else.
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Post #144393746 added 01-04-2021 8:16 PM by RomulusMaximus in Deal Talk
I bought one of these pre-seasoned skillets, put a thin layer of oil on it and baked it for 1 hr. I later noticed the skillet had kind of a brown hue on it. Seasoned a few more times to see if it...
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Post #144406964 added 01-05-2021 10:59 AM by shaolinwookie in Deal Talk
is this comparable for a wok if im planning alot of asian cooking or should i just go with a wok
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Post #144542905 added 01-10-2021 7:54 PM by WanderingUphill in Deal Talk
I absolutely agree. There is no significant difference, super smooth pans may actually stick more. For this price anyone can try this for themselves: Buy two pans sand one and re-season, keep the...
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Post #144384455 added 01-04-2021 1:34 PM by mitun733 in Deal Talk
You don't really need to strip anything when you get it. If you're new, I'd highly recommend cooking bacon or something super oily the first time you cook with it. Wash with hot water afterwards,...
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Post #144386075 added 01-04-2021 2:38 PM by icepop4who in Deal Talk
I got Target to price match and scored Free Shipping + 5% discount. Slicker deal!
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Post #144366578 added 01-03-2021 8:11 PM by tarhonky in Deal Talk
You pay more for them, bit I LOVE my Field Company Skillet.
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Post #144379250 added 01-04-2021 10:23 AM by HunterGatherer in Deal Talk
Walmart has a slightly lighter weight cast iron series in their Ozark Trail line of camping products. They're Chinese, and are usually deeply discounted at the end of the summer. Got a 3 pan set,...
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Post #144506917 added 01-09-2021 9:49 AM by ghostm42 in Deal Talk
They do. I have a lodge 12” and a tramotina 12” light weight cast iron. I use the tramotina more because it’s easier to handle, but still use the lodge for steaks. It’s still heavy, but I don’t...
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Post #144368645 added 01-03-2021 10:38 PM by IndigoWinter2667 in Deal Talk
Follow up pro tip, if for some reason you did want the cast lid, the 5qt Dutch oven shares the lid with the 10.25in skillet.
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Post #144392027 added 01-04-2021 6:56 PM by Medic311 in Deal Talk
stainless steel would be considered the absolute safest of all cookware cast iron cookware is also very safe. as another poster said, it can leech iron. the amount of iron will depend on the...
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Post #144395333 added 01-04-2021 9:48 PM by ShrewdHamster661 in Deal Talk
Can you tell me more about your field company skillet? I’m looking now, and may purchase the skillet/Dutch combo. Any other comments on the skillet? Thank you
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Post #144416141 added 01-05-2021 4:53 PM by jdang307 in Deal Talk
It's taking. It's just not as durable as the Lodge seasoning. I mean, I'm using both exactly the same (same care, etc.). It's pretty elementary though. Rougher surface, better adherence. This...
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Post #144385097 added 01-04-2021 1:58 PM by tximagineer in Deal Talk
By thin coat, I suggest wiping it on and then wiping it off. That thin of a coat. I remember my first seasoning days. Stripping off tacky oil is no fun!
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Post #144401951 added 01-05-2021 7:40 AM by bbakkum in Deal Talk
Amazon has this for the same price. So... not much of a "deal". Unless, AMZ lowered their price in response.
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