If you ever decide to stop doing that, please destroy the skillet or drill holes in it so nobody else will inadvertently restore it and start cooking with it and get lead poisoning. (Yes it happens.)
I see cherry in the bed and i see you have snow too.
We don't have a deer population problem. This after noon coming home on Main ST, I had to stop and let a single file line of 11 deer, cross the road, right between the shops.I was just joking about the deer, because I saw woods with no deer. But, my neighbor in WV said they had several farms within 10-20 miles that had bad break outs. In Frederick County, MD where I live, we have had no signs. I have just over 1 acre and I counted 30 deer in my back yard, so they were crammed into about half an acre. My daughter sent me this pic right at 12, she was eating lunch on the front porch. Pic was taken back in warm weather.
Yep mostly cherry and a little hickory
My wife doesn't care to use anything but cast iron, she even has her own.
Depends on which no stick pan, they are NOT all created equal.
Same boat for a week…unless she doesn’t want to come back to the cold, lolWow, now that's relaxing. Great stonework!
I’m sure it does, but not worth taking any chances in my book. Stainless or cast iron, that’s it.
What size is your Dutch oven? We bake biscuits in my 4 Qt every camping trip. 6 Qt is used for the stew. Got my Nephew's wife into cast iron cooking when camping with us. She uses those paper liners, though.
Looks like there is supposed to be a video, but I can't see it.
A familiar view... I sat by the fireplace all day and evening yesterday... needed a break!
Have you ever tried electrolysis for cleaning up cast iron? It's gentle.... Arm & Hammer washing soda (laundry soap), water and electricity. I've cleaned up a lot of tools and machine parts using it... I'd think it would work well with cast iron cookware to get rid of corrosion and thick crud. Low physical effort and it's self limiting. It also doesn't remove any good iron the way abrasives do. If there is a lot of rust running it through a few times with a steel wool scrubbing or a steel brushing to remove the lose heavy stuff in between will get rid of the corrosion. Caution... if you have cast iron from a stove that has been nickeled or chromed it will remove that too as it attacks the corrosion under it!
