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Thread: my new cast iron skillet
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06-10-2008, 12:54 AM #16
I have started using bacon grease to season my cast iron. The Crisco made a funny, tacky coating on them for some reason.
Beak-1996, Toad-1998, and Q-1998
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05-29-2010, 02:55 AM #17
i use my cast iron all the time and i do clean it in soap and water but after its wiped dry i warm it up on the stove and take a little bacon grease and wipe the inside then let it cool on the stove works for me
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06-03-2010, 12:44 AM #18
I am SO glad I "stumbled" upon this thread! I have had a cast iron skillet (maybe a 10") for a couple of years now that I got when my grandma moved to town from the farm and stopped cooking as much as she used to. It's just been sitting in my cabinet as I haven't been really sure or brave enough to use it! I think I'll try it now and if I'm successful, I may even ask for a larger cast iron skillet or Dutch oven for Christmas!
Also, DH's iron level is always so low...maybe this will help!May Goals:
Only $300 for groceries this month - $206/$300
Monthly coupon/valued customer savings = $14.08
No wasted food!
Stick to budget!
Track spending DAILY
Get checkbook balanced
Save $200 toward EF: $85/$200
2012 FV Challenges: Try New Recipes Challenge: 22/52, Menu Planning Challenge: 21/52, Grocery Reduction Budget Challenge, Change Jar Challenge: $27.81 as of 1-14-12, Lose A Pound A Week Challenge: 3/48, No Wasted Food Challenge
2012 Goals
2. Snowball the CC payment into Sears Credit Card bill (no interest) and get it paid off ASAP.
1. To pay off CC (only $917.15 left!) and never again charge more than I can pay off each month.
3.Snowball the CC and Sears card payments into hospital bill (due w/ Baby #2 via C-section in mid-January). Pay that off ASAP.4. Snowball payments into DH's student loan (as of 12/4/11 there's still $4770.84 remaining). Pay off by 12/31/12.
5. Keep our grocery budget to $300 each month.
6. Use Dave Ramsey's budget sheet and get on track with this each pay period.
7. Get and keep checkbook balanced and keep an eye (weekly if not daily) on our e-statements.
8. Get savings account up to $8,000 (incl. emergency fund)
9. Make 2 Christmas gifts per month: 0/24.
10. Get our home organized: use a receipt book, keep my coupon organizer in check, have a touch-once policy for paper (touch once and then file or toss).
11. Achieve "give or get" goal of $1500 for the board I serve on by 9/30/12.
12. Taxes filed by March 17.
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I've been replacing most of my pans with the enamel covered cast iron. I like the benefits of cooking with cast iron but find this easier to care for.
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06-03-2010, 09:35 AM #20
I bake home-made pizza in my two largest skillets. They turn out really good. It takes two for my family.
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09-14-2010, 06:41 PM #21
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