/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>start using my new cast iron pan
>everything sticks to it
>have to treat it really carefully otherwise it'll start rusting
Should have stuck to my tefal non stick

I just bought a cast iron pan.

Now what do?

sup /ck/ I just bought a meme skillet. What should I know about it?

From the Lodge FAQ:
>My new pan feels rough in some areas. Is this normal?
>it is OK to use a fine grade of sandpaper to smooth out the rough areas. Make sure to re-season the item before using

Do you sand your cast iron before you use it?

One of these and a stainless steel are all you need my friend.

can someone help identify the model of this (i presume some sort of cast iron skillet with removable handle)
https://youtu.be/jaIg2oZQKGA?t=103

im looking to get a new skillet and i'm trying to find a pan that the bottom doesn't worp
i have an glass top electric stove and i'm reading that using a cast iron should help with that

hey /ck/

been wanting to get a cast iron pan. so there's this kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/field-company/the-field-skillet-lighter-smoother-cast-iron

or i could just get the lodge pan that everybody's got.

is the kickstarter actually an improvement/worth waiting til next Jan for?