Cast iron and I had a rocky start. I burned eggs, ruined a batch of tomato sauce, and swore off skillet cooking more than once before I figured out what this pan is actually good for (and what it's not). This list is everything I use now: the pans I ...
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List of What Not to Cook in Cast Iron, and What You Can Cook and in What Pan!
List of What Not to Cook in Cast Iron, and What You Can Cook and in What Pan!
For long-simmered tomato sauces, wine braises, and anything acidic. The enamel means the food never touches bare iron, so no metallic taste to worry about.
Signature Round Dutch Oven
For cream sauces and butter-based pan sauces that need gentler, more adjustable heat than cast iron gives you.
All-Clad D3 Stainless Steel Skillet with Lid
For scrambled eggs and delicate fish fillets while your cast iron seasoning is still building up.
All-Clad HA1 Expert Nonstick Stir Fry Pan, 10"
Worth having if you bake often — keeps dessert skillets free of last night's garlic and onion.
Lodge Skillet
Lodge chainmail scrub pad — cleans stuck-on food without stripping seasoning.
ACE Hardware
You know you have to clean right?
Lodge Seasoned Cast Iron Care Kit
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For the hot-oil re-season step between sweet and savory cooks, and for chasing lingering smells out of the pan.
Spatulas & Turners Product Collections | Sur La Table Culinary
Cast iron holds heat forever, so a real trivet earns its keep on the counter or table.
Enameled Cast Iron Signature Trivet
These are a must!
Silicone Hot Handle Holders 4 Pack
For the Guys in the house! What a great gift!
CUSTOM Made to Order - Initial Leather Cast Iron Skillet Handle
US MADE and Lifetime Guarantee
5.5 Qt Dutch Oven
Pretty Colors and Ready For Any Dish
Cast Iron Products
If you have not made a pizza on cast iron, you are missing out!