Lodge Cast Iron Skillets

[xjsnake]

6", 10", Griddle/Grill here and it's about all I cook with anymore

 

[davewittwer]

Picked up a vintage Griswold cast iron skillet a few weeks ago at a thrift shop. $15 well spent!!!!

 

[K Williams]

No shit, what the hel happened!?!?!?!

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I ask myself this pretty much every winter. LOL

 

[K Williams]

I love my cast iron. I have multiple pieces, some old and some just a few years old. Do you have a link for this? I will also try flaxseed oil. Thanks for the tip!

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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=i...+cleaner+chain&sprefix=+cast+iron+skillet+cle

 

[rdomfoto]

Thanks for posting that link. I was going to later but glad you did already.


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[Lomey]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=i...+cleaner+chain&sprefix=+cast+iron+skillet+cle

Thanks!

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[Jfire]

I've got the 16" you can cook a turkey in. Love both my 10" and 16"


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[VeLoRoK]

I'm a big cast iron fan, too. I've got a 12, a really nice old Griswold 10", a double dutch oven, an 8"er, a griddle/crepe pan, and two of those little mini skillets which make perfect eggs. I find the best way to season cast iron is to use it. A lot. And after you use it, clean it (I , too, use the chainmail scrubber) and then throw it on the range on high heat until it smokes. Once it's smoking hot, a little oil (flax) or bacon fat rubbed in. Let it smoke another few moments then turn it off. Easy!

My father in law has a collection of ancient pieces from several old manufacturers. He's probably got about $5K worth of really nice stuff.

 

[jkittle99]

Cast Iron is the tits.

 

[Cigary43]

I'm an advocate of these cast iron pre seasoned skillets...with the raised grooves in a 12 inch skillet I defy anyone to choose between these and some of the most expensive charcoal/gas grills out there. We have a unit above the stove that will suck ALL of the smoke or smell from the kitchen while I put a 1 1/2 inch Ribeye steak in that puppy. Between the salted butter and Gourmet Salts on each side of my steak or burgers...heaven!! ( just one pinch of the salts on one side is enough...and I have all of their stuff...if you're a foodie you'll love it! ) Taste just as good as steaks at Peter Lugers, Halls Chophouse in Charleston, Mortons or places in Chicago or Kansas City.
Yakima® Applewood Smoked Salt....https://www.seasalt.com/gourmet-salt/smoked-salt.html?utm_source=K_UTM_SOURCE&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=K_UTM_TERM&utm_content=K_UTM_CONTENT&utm_campaign=Artisan Salts^77980

 

[Jfire]

I've cooked 2 whole fryers in the 16"before.
Potatoes carrots and all included.

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[VeLoRoK]

I'm an advocate of these cast iron pre seasoned skillets...with the raised grooves in a 12 inch skillet I defy anyone to choose between these and some of the most expensive charcoal/gas grills out there. We have a unit above the stove that will suck ALL of the smoke or smell from the kitchen while I put a 1 1/2 inch Ribeye steak in that puppy. Between the salted butter and Gourmet Salts on each side of my steak or burgers...heaven!! ( just one pinch of the salts on one side is enough...and I have all of their stuff...if you're a foodie you'll love it! ) Taste just as good as steaks at Peter Lugers, Halls Chophouse in Charleston, Mortons or places in Chicago or Kansas City.
Yakima Applewood Smoked Salt....https://www.seasalt.com/gourmet-salt/smoked-salt.html?utm_source=K_UTM_SOURCE&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=K_UTM_TERM&utm_content=K_UTM_CONTENT&utm_campaign=Artisan Salts^77980

Try some Jacobsen salts. Hand harvested in Netarts Bay, Oregon. The best of the best.

 

[Cigary43]

Try some Jacobsen salts. Hand harvested in Netarts Bay, Oregon. The best of the best.

When I discovered the "salts" it enhanced our steaks by 50% easily...we love to dine out but that gets a bit expensive eating $50 steaks so we bought 5 pounds of Rib Eye 1 1/2 inches from Costco....cooked em in butter and salts and we've never looked back since. I'll have to get some of the Jacobsen Salts....guess they have them at Williams Sonoma in a 3 or 6 vial portions....yummmm.

 

[Lomey]

Picked this up at Costco today for $15.

 

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[Lomey]

Picked this up at Costco today for $15.

Update: I'm really loving this after using it the last couple of months. Perfect for cold nights when I don't want to get out to the grill.

My wife bought me this for cleaning it and I love it! Around $10-12, I think

Also, this works great! Thanks for the tip!

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[Ozark Rambler]

One of my favorite uses for my Lodge dutch oven is to use it on the grill for brats. Grill the brats and then use the dutch oven for the beer bath with peppers, onions and garlic. While the brats are grilling I saute the vegetables in olive oil. Then simply season with salt and pepper, throw the now cooked brats in and top it off with beer. Good eats!

 

[NOGILLS2]

This will bake biscuits and cobblers and cornbread!

 

[Ozark Rambler]

This will bake biscuits and cobblers and cornbread! View attachment 91062

You baking biscuits?

 

[Ozark Rambler]

One of my favorite uses for my Lodge dutch oven is to use it on the grill for brats. Grill the brats and then use the dutch oven for the beer bath with peppers, onions and garlic. While the brats are grilling I saute the vegetables in olive oil. Then simply season with salt and pepper, throw the now cooked brats in and top it off with beer. Good eats!

Oh yeah, I also have a large Lodge enameled dutch oven that's great for pot roasts, smothered pork chops ect...