10-4 on that & good point...now I’m scared to try. I was reading the other post from Geauxlsu in 2015...guess I better back off. Sometimes my good intentions get me in trouble.
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10-4 on that & good point...now I’m scared to try. I was reading the other post from Geauxlsu in 2015...guess I better back off. Sometimes my good intentions get me in trouble.
She has a full set of cast iron it’s just getting too heavy for her now. We’re getting old & she’s a tiny little thing.
Sur la table or other good kitchen shops. I bought a few years ago the All Clad D5 stuff and love it. It's not non stick but I use it all the time and like it way more than my nonstick stuff. Read the instructions on how to keep food from sticking.
If you want more cast iron go to the Lodge factory outlet in South Pittsburg just west of Chattanooga.
If you want more cast iron go to the Lodge factory outlet in South Pittsburg just west of Chattanooga.
Depends on the cooking surface, gas, electric, induction, flat surface etc.
Cast iron is good but it does get heavy.
My suggestion is that if don't know brands and materials,go to a restaurant supply place. Stuff will be a few dollars more but it's the most durable.
Manning Bros.on the Athens bypass comes to mind.
Personally I avoid non-stick except except for a small omelet pan. Also on frying pans make sure the handles are oven proof.
100% agree - she doesn't buy your guns, you don't buy her kitchen stuff.
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My suggestion is that if don't know brands and materials,go to a restaurant supply place. Stuff will be a few dollars more but it's the most durable.
Manning Bros.on the Athens bypass comes to mind.
Personally I avoid non-stick except except for a small omelet pan. Also on frying pans make sure the handles are oven proof.
100% agree - she doesn't buy your guns, you don't buy her kitchen stuff.
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