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Nac Mac Feegle

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17. The biggest problem I see
Wed Dec 21, 2016, 11:04 AM
Dec 2016

Is maintaining the seasoning on the cast iron. It may not be worth it to do something that would require running it through the dishwasher.

Although it might be used as a baking pan for a quick bread, such as cornbread. They could then be sprayed with release, have batter poured in, then baked. If done properly, the bread should just pop out cleanly. Cleaning could be done by wiping with an (food type) oiled towel. No or little damage to the seasoning. I have a couple cast iron cornbread recipes that preheat the pan (usually a cast iron skillet) before the batter is poured in.

I had a room mate many years ago that ran his cast iron skillet through the dishwasher after every use. He stopped using it after a while because of the funny taste. He was sort of known as a couple French fries short of a Happy Meal as it was, but he was prompt with his rent money. If I had the opportunity, I would have snagged that pan, it was a nice old Lodge.

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food advice? [View all] handmade34 Dec 2016 OP
If you're within a day's drive of a city, you might want to check with resturant resellers. haele Dec 2016 #1
Yes, lots of used restaurant handmade34 Dec 2016 #5
Cornbread? nt pinboy3niner Dec 2016 #2
good idea! handmade34 Dec 2016 #4
Individual portion Dutch apple crumb pie Brother Buzz Dec 2016 #3
this was my one good thought handmade34 Dec 2016 #6
Umm, a modest sized pan for a hedonistic male with a wicked sweet tooth Brother Buzz Dec 2016 #7
Baked cheese dip? blogslut Dec 2016 #8
recipe? handmade34 Dec 2016 #9
Sorry. blogslut Dec 2016 #12
I love cast iron canetoad Dec 2016 #10
You can do a casserole of cornbread and sausage mainstreetonce Dec 2016 #11
I am going to pass that idea handmade34 Dec 2016 #13
Yeah, I was thinking some kind of individual breakfast casserole TexasBushwhacker Dec 2016 #18
I don't think that's too small for an entree. betsuni Dec 2016 #14
all great ideas! handmade34 Dec 2016 #15
How about bread? blaze Dec 2016 #16
The biggest problem I see Nac Mac Feegle Dec 2016 #17
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