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Do Tomatoes and Wine Really Ruin Cast-Iron Cookware? We Asked an Expert
Cast iron has a reputation for being tough as nails but certain foods can strip it of its precious coating. Here's what a ...
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Everything You Need to Know About Nontoxic Cookware
This kitchen staple in a variety of styles and materials comes with pros and cons. We break down the most popular styles in ...
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The $3 Cleaning Gem I Use in Almost Every Room of My Small Apartment
When I moved into my first apartment, my mom put together a care package for me of things she knew I’d need. And while this ...
Cast iron vs. carbon steel: What’s the difference, and which is best for cooking?
Cast iron has a 2% to 3.5% carbon content, while carbon steel has less than 2%. This subtle difference results in two pieces ...
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Bon Appetit reviewer calls Lancaster-made pan 'the best cast-iron I've ever used'
A Lancaster County-made pan earned top marks in a recent review from Bon Appetit magazine. Lancaster Cast Iron, a company founded by college friends Mark Longenecker and Brandon Moore ...
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This Genius Tool Changed How I Clean My Cast Iron Pans Forever, and It's Only $6
This pan scraper from Epicurean is made of the same ... and the material is gentle on cooking surfaces. Now that my cast iron skillets have built up a nonstick patina, it’s important to clean ...