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I just added an after picture, when it was bare iron and I touched on what I am doing with it right now. I'll take pictures as I continue working with it.
Even Lodge is too rough for me. I have several of their pans going back many years and they are all bumpy. That's why you won't find quality like Griswold or Wagner. They took the time to perfect their cooking surface. The difference in weight is great too. Cast iron gets heavy quick. I...
You can still use the loader but you would need to remove it and attach the duct if you want to use the mailbox. If you want to use the loader just remove the duct and then you can use the loader. It won't be that big of a deal. Otherwise, follow this...
I often wonder how many collectible (pre-1920) pans were thrown away by mistake or because people didn't want to clean them. I find them at yard sales sometimes with a free sign on them. It always amazes me what I can find. I don't have a picture of it but I recently restored a cat iron...
I have a good bit of cast iron pans sitting around, and I have finally decided to refurbish a few. Right now I have an electrolysis tank going to clean one pan at a time. My setup is very simple. It is a battery charger that I have set to 10 amps. The positive lead is connected to two 18...
I use a smoker thermometer, but that's about it. I will use an instant read for some items, but I usually go by touch and looks. I can't recall the last time I have used a probe in my meat, but I did that for a while. I have 6-10 Mavericks, and they just sit in a container; it's sad.
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