Dub
Senior Member
Sipping a strong pot of java this morning and contemplating what type of grub we'll cook up today.
Quick dice on a Vidalia and into the trusty cast iron skillet with some evoo, S&P and roostershire sauce. Gonna let 'em caramelize a bit and and break out a non-stick skillet (that I hate using) for omelets. Will slice up a bella or two and add along with some cheese.
I'd use the same cast iron skillet for the entire cook....but it's just not very user-friendly. The surface isn't smooth as I'd like it to be for eggs & such. Nothing built up on it....it simply never was that smooth to start with. Basic Lodge skillet from Academy. I think I'm about ready to break out the orbital sander & some type of sandpaper and work on this thing.....then re-season afterwards. I like having one skillet that simply lives on the stove top...never put away. Used....rinsed out...seasoning added and left out.
I'm about ready to throw this non-stick garbage into the trash.
Thinking about adding a new.....larger skillet, too. Quality cast iron. Slick sooth surface to work with. I'd appreciate any suggestions you have for gear you've used that works well. Unfortunately I don't have any heirloom cast iron handed down to me. Maybe I should start my own couple pieces for my son to enjoy one day.
Gonna try a dish for suppatime that I've never made.....one of my wife's childhood favorites that her mom would throwdown with.....one of the ones I never cared for......we shall see how it goes. I"m gonna take indecent liberties with it and hope it comes out less bland than what I remembered as a child. The meat for it has been marinating since Friday afternoon.
What is everyone conjuring up today on their stoves, grills, smokers, griddles, campfires, dutch ovens or other type of gear ?????
Quick dice on a Vidalia and into the trusty cast iron skillet with some evoo, S&P and roostershire sauce. Gonna let 'em caramelize a bit and and break out a non-stick skillet (that I hate using) for omelets. Will slice up a bella or two and add along with some cheese.
I'd use the same cast iron skillet for the entire cook....but it's just not very user-friendly. The surface isn't smooth as I'd like it to be for eggs & such. Nothing built up on it....it simply never was that smooth to start with. Basic Lodge skillet from Academy. I think I'm about ready to break out the orbital sander & some type of sandpaper and work on this thing.....then re-season afterwards. I like having one skillet that simply lives on the stove top...never put away. Used....rinsed out...seasoning added and left out.
I'm about ready to throw this non-stick garbage into the trash.
Thinking about adding a new.....larger skillet, too. Quality cast iron. Slick sooth surface to work with. I'd appreciate any suggestions you have for gear you've used that works well. Unfortunately I don't have any heirloom cast iron handed down to me. Maybe I should start my own couple pieces for my son to enjoy one day.
Gonna try a dish for suppatime that I've never made.....one of my wife's childhood favorites that her mom would throwdown with.....one of the ones I never cared for......we shall see how it goes. I"m gonna take indecent liberties with it and hope it comes out less bland than what I remembered as a child. The meat for it has been marinating since Friday afternoon.
What is everyone conjuring up today on their stoves, grills, smokers, griddles, campfires, dutch ovens or other type of gear ?????