Never put this in your cast iron! #shorts

Top cast iron tips- what not to put in your cast iron. #castironcooking #castironcookware #cowboycooking

[johnmcho]

When this man talks cast iron, I listen.

[Izzy_shelto]

This man’s first language was cast iron then he learned English

[RP-uewy]

I treat my cast iron like it owes me money. Anything goes...

[thekrakenguy]

If you’re scraping off seasoning, it most likely isn’t seasoning. You can be extremely rough with a well seasoned pan.

[Lailas]

I’m in love with the way he says ‘tomato’. It’s 2023 and I never thought I’d be wildly entertained as a British person in my 30s watching a gentleman cowboy in his 60s from the USA both entertaining me and educating me on the use of cast iron skillets of which I own none of!). Wild algo times!

[michaelp.]

Mr Rollins, this is the 1st time I've ever seen you wear a shirt without buttons.

[boopah]

"Never put acid in your cast iron, shrooms, are debatable."

[flyingbeaver]

When I left home, age 17, my mum gave me a good dictionary and a good cast iron pan. 50 years on I still use that pan daily, often 2-3 times. My mum insisted all the kids learn to cook, starting young. By age 13, all of us could plan, prep & cook complete family meals, each the "duty cook" in rotation. Our cast iron pans were used all the time. Mum liked wooden spoons & spatulas - easy on cast iron. These life skills, learned young, are invaluable. In our family school graduations include the gift of a new cast iron pan. With rising food prices and shortages, cooking from scratch is a survival skill, even more valuable than when my mum insisted we learn. My cast-iron pan & Dutch oven get lots of use. Thanks for posting!

[michaeldavis]

People are literally more sensitive about how to treat their cast iron than the iron is itself

[KillSwitchNY]

Kent has taught me so much about cooking with cast iron. It's my favorite tool to use least favorite to clean and maintain.

[SteelSmoker]

When I was young..about 16, I made spaghetti to keep my parents from having to cook after work. I made the very horrible decision to make the sauce in cast iron. The sauce picked up so much iron taste. Mom was happy I made dinner for them, but highly disappointed I did it in the cast iron. My mom re-seasoned that poor cast iron like 10 times over the weekend. No good deed go's unnoticed.
She simply hugged me, and said follow me, you're going to learn how to season this weekend....I learned from that mistake 💯%

[the_junk_shop]

Teaching a whole new generation the joys of cast iron. Much appreciated!

[lukeskynet]

A seasoned cast iron skillet is the absolute best damn pan in the WORLD!!!

[ApertureAce]

I always use my cast iron pot to cook gumbo (a kind of cajun and creole stew). It's not the best for the seasoning and I reseason it more often than usual, but it's the only way I can maintain that authentic gumbo flavor that brings me back to my childhood. From roux to trinity, to broth and to meat it's all cooked in the pot.

[MrMech-ojiy]

I always use a metal turner in cast iron and to scrape it. I also use soap and water to clean it. I found tht cast iron is resilient. I've had the same pan for over 10 years. Works great. Thanks for the advice.

[mattlittle]

This is why I am the only one that touches my Great Grandmother's skillets and dutch ovens. Almost 100 years old and the best cookware I have ever used.

[psychoskwurl]

I have done literally everything you should never do to a cast iron skillet. And it's still nice and black every single time clean it. I never have to scrub hard. I personally oil and bake my skillets every time I wash it so I can use it however I want.

[shredallday]

I cook everything in my cast irons, literally everything, no issues. In fact it's all I own besides one pot for when all I need is boiling water for my coffee.

[hawk]

Had my frying pans for over 40 years and I’ve never had any of these problems. I do pasta, beans and spaghetti, clean your pan mediately after putting wiping of oil on it and keep it in the oven when you cook

[Ashoud_Anobetah]

Holy crap looks like I might need a non stick pan to save mycast iron pot..