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Cleaning and reseasoning your cast iron pans is a must, even if you treat them well. Here's how to freshen up your old pans. Alina Bradford CNET Contributor Alina Bradford has been writing how-tos ...
An old cast iron pan ready for refurbishing, left, and a stripped and freshly seasoned cast iron pan. (Kathy M.Y. Pyon / Los Angeles Times) 5 / 5.
A muffin pan called a Turk's Head will put $400 in your pocket. Be careful, though, ... a dealer in antique cast-iron cookware and author of The Book of Griswold and Wagner.
The virtues of cast iron cookware are several: It takes any heat, from very low to super high; it retains that heat, if necessary, for the recipe; over time, it develops a nonpareil non-stick ...
I met Kyle Seip, a.k.a. @castiron_kyle, through Instagram and have obsessively followed his adventures in collecting and refurbishing old American cast-iron pans for some time now. And when I say ...
Whether you have an old, rusted pan you picked up at a garage sale, or are in the market for a new one, we are going to show you how simple it is to season, care for and store your cast iron cookware.
Cast-iron expert and Butter Pat Industries founder Dennis Powell Jr. explains the problems with seasoning and why he makes his pans the old-fashioned way. While manufacturers have tried to ...