Daily lunch at the office....I have an air fryer for the veggies.
Tomorrow before lunch I'll clean it with a chainmill and water then let it get hot before cooking in it again.
I get lazy and don't like cleaning on same day...i just hide it in the oven.
Want to get a cast iron pan
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Re: Want to get a cast iron pan
Personally, that is a little more than I would care to pay for a Wagner unless it had a really smooth interior and was in good shape. If the pitting isn't too bad, the build-up of seasoning will take care it (similar to how the pebbled surface of a Lodge smooths a bit over time). Some of the older Wagners are lighter than the later models, which many consider an advantage, so if these are vintage Wagners and are lighter than a similar Lodge, it might be worth trying. You'll only be out $30...Kekoa wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2024 1:39 pm I got to take a quick look at the cast iron pans at the antique store yesterday. There are about six Wagners around 8-10 in. for $30-40 dollars depending on which one. They look OK to my untrained eye, fairly smooth bottoms, but with some small pits scattered across the surface. Not sure if that is typical. They didn't feel bad from a weight perspective for me personally, I wouldn't mind the weight at all. I have no idea how old they are, and unfortunately I wasn't able to snap a picture this time around to help date them. I'll try to get a picture if I happen to end up there again.
Not sure what to think of the pricing, or if the little pits in the bottom matter. Any thoughts?
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Re: Want to get a cast iron pan
Here's a cool one I restored. It's been sitting for 20 years so a little rust has built up but that's surface and will come right out.
I don't know the maker.
I haven't come across another one with a bottom like that.
I don't know the maker.
I haven't come across another one with a bottom like that.
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Re: Want to get a cast iron pan
Is that a Dutch oven? If so I see pot roast and biscuits in your future!
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Re: Want to get a cast iron pan
8 quart dutch oven. I restored it 20 years ago and it's been sitting on a shelf in my mamaw's pantry untouched since then.
I was over there today and took a pic.
I need to bring it home and start cooking in it.