/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>20517891
>Stargazer
Lol. Imagine falling for the boutique cast iron scam. Did somebody sell you a bridge as well?
Meanwhile, here's a new Lodge with the factory seasoning and "rough" surface.

>>20414153
unironically a skill issue

>>20314405
you forgot cast iron

>>20307761
Oh you mean like this one?

> eating steak with tomato sauce
More than embarrassing, imagine being this much of a cooklet and then posting it
Basically Jack tier

>>20131082
you use butter?
>>20131089
stop it.

>>19955471
>cast iron is shit for eggs
orly?

>>19870412
Lodge, with the factory seasoning.

>>19822917
it's bad because it's readily available and inexpensive. this has two consequences: one, it's inevitably the CI pan that everybody learns on and makes their initial mistakes on, and two you can't use it to flex on the poors. other than that, they're outstanding pans for people who actually cook with them. video related, it's a lodge with the factory finish.

>>19696133
so you're saying you can't do it?

>>19668429
>You can cook an egg without sticking on a "sticky" stainless pan with exactly the same amount of oil
may we see it?

>>19659244
do they? do they really?

>>19531657
>same amount of cooking oil as with cast iron
may we see it?

>>19231918
The pebbly ones cook better than the vintage pans. They just don't look as nice.

>>18874540
>teflon for high-stick delicate shit like eggs so they can get away with very little fat.
ohshitthanksforremindingme

>>18704659
>everything sticks even when copious amounts of oil/butter/etc are applied
stop doing that. you don't need very much oil at all, you only need enough to put a bit of a shine on the pan.

>>18656313
>he doesn't know

>>18622562
Just thought I'd remind everyone that smooth cast iron is more prone to sticking than rough surfaced cast iron. There's one autistic anon that regularly runs through these cast iron threads claiming that smooth surfaced pans are superior, but that's because he believes that smooth surfaced pans are easier to scrape burnt food off of. He gets very angry if you remind him that most sane, non-autistic people prefer not to burn their food.

>>18588140
only if by "enough oil" you mean "no oil".

>>18520012
probably similarly to how this guy does it.

>>18389800
meanwhile, elsewhere on /k/...