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Wagner Ware dutch Oven with trivet and basting drip lid the older the better.
Love the stuff for cooking and a tiny bit of a collector.
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WTB
Wagner Ware dutch Oven with trivet and basting drip lid the older the better.
Love the stuff for cooking and a tiny bit of a collector.
Got a nice collection of it. Some of them are approaching 100 years old or older handed down from my grandpa.
We used to use a cast iron skillet to pop our popcorn in. Was especially good when that corn was popped in bacon grease. Yummm.
Cast iron fan here. [Wave]
I learned to bake/cook, on an open fire, with a dutch oven. Used to make a mean pot of beans and salt pork in a 5gal cast pot. Use a skillet and 10" griddle almost every day. I even have the corn shaped cornbread molds somewhere.
I still haven't forgiven my mother for getting rid of my great grandmother's cast iron skillet set.
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Bought one in Old Mexico over 35 years ago! Less than 3 bucks! Has been in use since! Great cornbread and pancakes. Cook rice in it also! Great tool!
[Beer]
we do all our cooking on cast iron. i have many different pots, pans, waffle makers, etc. my wife makes my waffles 2 or 3 times a week on either the stover or the griswold. they make waffles better than any restaurant, I guarantee it. (and she uses cinnamon and chocolate chips).
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I have a small cast iron pan. I use it from time to time. But the pan that gets the most use is a wok-type pan that I bought with a gift card from my sister.