Cooking with & Cleaning Cast Iron
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Lots of great DISINFORMATION here, You do not sharpen a knife that way, you do not cut on a glass plate with it, you dump ice cold water into a red hot pan an sooner or later your gonna fracture that pan!
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hmm, lame video. Title implies something about cleaning cast iron, must wade trough what felt like 10 hours of BS to get to 10 seconds about cleaning. I won't even comment about the cooking part of the title. Props to the guy for posting though.
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hate to break it to you, but youre sharpening that wrong. and its apprent in how hard it was to cut a sausage... a sharp knife would cut through that sausage without even putting pressure on it...
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Like the video and great comeback.
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@LaSenoritaVieja yeah hillshire farms makes them
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I like his constant use of the word badboy. Rock on keyasset i got me a cast iron skillet and it's gonna make for some tasty dead animals.
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mmmmmmm, that looks so good. I think you are an experianced cast iron cooker.
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You really should wash a knife off after sharpening. Unless you like little pieces of metal, and grit in your sausage.
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Thanks for the enjoyable video. I too share a pasion with cooking in my 12" cast iron skillet...I've had mine for 5 years now, but have never cooked sausage links w/ peppers and onions. Would u please consider doing a video cooking hot or mild sausages (you know the 6" long ones X about one inch thickness) about 7 of them. Keep up the gr8 vidoes!!!!
WTF! Why the fuck does everybody leave our the temp. setting they use to cook food with. Without this information you will NOT get the results demonstrated.
xinecallaw 8 months ago
@xinecallaw Because every stove has a different setting.Gas is different from electric,I have both.And besides when you get as fat as I am,you don't rick burning up a good square meal,so you watch the food you are cooking carefully.
keyasset 8 months ago
Also...please never ever ever dump ice cold water into a hot cast iron pan. There is a very real risk of the pan cracking in half.
kwdidion 4 years ago
If you use a good brand of cast iron,cracking is not a risk.Unless of course ten years of daily cooking with it mean I have no real knowledge about cast iron.The only time I ever cracked a piece was a small square pan I had,no name on it.I put it on high and failed to get the oil in quick enough,but never ever hurt any pan with room temp water.
keyasset 4 years ago
Is this guy insane? Does he lack nerve endings in his hand? Use a pot holder! That's cast-iron!
kwdidion 4 years ago
If the handle were hot I would of shouted "ouch".It takes a while for the heat to get into the handle.And,yes ,there are those who suggest I am brain dead.Suggest it is my ethnic mix of English,Irish,and Polish.
keyasset 4 years ago 5