t33bone
15 years ago
Nothing beats a well coated cast iron skillet for all your frying needs.
hoyodude
15 years ago
First love is my well seasoned large cast iron but I also love my Wolfgang Puck stainless deep skillet. Between the two there isn't much I can't cook to perfection.



...and yeah, this is a pretty desperate attempt to start a thread...but look at how many of us have an opinion on it. Hell, we have an opinion on EVERYTHING around here...👅
DrafterX
15 years ago

Between the two there isn't much I can't cook to perfection.



hoyodude wrote:





Cool...... now go make me a grilled-cheese sammich..... 😟
DrMaddVibe
15 years ago
My fave?

The one Trish gave me...DUH!!!
[frypan] [frypan] [frypan] [frypan] [frypan] [frypan] [frypan] [frypan]

DrafterX
15 years ago
That was a good drum... 😟
DaQueenBeez
15 years ago
I'm still going with the 10" cast iron skillet. The more you use it, the better it gets!
2nd favorite is my Wolfgang Puck soup pot, but that's a pot, not a pan.

FGM - marble coated? Don't the marbles make it all lumpy and make it a cast iron pain (pun not originally intended, but thoroughly enjoyed after the fact) to make scrambled eggs?
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15 years ago
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OUCH!

It was a gift. A very nice one at that. My sister knows I like to cook, and has no kids (no husband anymore either but that is another story) so she spoils me. Lucky me!
herfidore
15 years ago
What next, your favorite hot rollers? Vacuum cleaner?
fishinguitarman
15 years ago
Mixer? Blender?
MrsSledn
15 years ago
We use cast iron skillets and non stick.

Wes uses the cast iron skillets. He has one that is so huge, I can hardly pick it up. God forbid someone breaks in, there is no picking up that bad boy to knock them out.

I use pots and pans from the Todd English Green Pan collection. They are on the expensive side, but so worth it. They clean up really well and they can withstand higher temps. Up to 850 degrees. But you need to treat them well. We don't have the whole set. I think we have 4 pieces. And that's good for now.
teedubbya
15 years ago
+1 on the Jesus Pan. I never would have given CROS mine if I knew he was gooing to turn muslim and handicapped and stuff. Good thing he disappeared or I'd take it back.
DrafterX
15 years ago
I heard he traded it for a Ganesh figurine and a grilled cheese sammich.... 😟
hoyodude
15 years ago

Cool...... now go make me a grilled-cheese sammich..... 😟

DrafterX wrote:



yeah? so what kinda cheese you want to go with that whine... I mean wine? [frypan]

that cast iron does make one kick-a** grilled cheese though.
Propadope61
15 years ago
Cast Iron only in my house.

But who has time to cook

I EAT IT RAW
DrafterX
15 years ago

yeah? so what kinda cheese you want to go with that whine... I mean wine? [frypan]

hoyodude wrote:






LE Premium Gubment cheese please.... 😟
hoyodude
15 years ago

LE Premium Gubment cheese please.... 😟

DrafterX wrote:



..good thing cuz thats what your gettin...😝
DrafterX
15 years ago
Woo Hoo!!!!! 🤣
fishinguitarman
8 years ago
I still prefer cast iron for almost everything!
Ewok126
8 years ago
Cast Iron 100%

Best Cornbread and Fried Chicken on the planet comes out of those things.

Edit: I forgot Fried Squash, Okra, Fried taters with onions......
Cathcam13
8 years ago
Depends on what I am making. Eggs, bacon, sausage, etc. I will definitely use my Cast iron pan.
If I am cooking up ingredients for something I am going to toss in the oven, to finish, then Stainless.
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