/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12450101
Thread needs more cast iron

>>12431682
is that a cast iron skillet?
just take some bartenders friend and some steel wool and a lil L-bow grease and you can buff that right out.
while we're on the subject of cast irons check out what i just bought, yep the 230

>>12428223
>a1 is a total pleb filter
the most patrician is dry aged beef that you aged yourself.
steak out to room temp
season with salt and pepper
let wait 30 min
throw rosemary and thyme in the cast iron skillet
bake that steak, 2 minutes
reverse sear, 15 seconds per side
profit

>>12427863
his jaw is quite angular, kind of reminds me of the octagonal design of my 230.
those pour spouts are patented technology that allow multi pouring from virtually any angle.
whats in his cup btw? better be black coffee from an old cast iron percolator

>>12427976
as long as their made in my 230 they're great. fry em, sautee em, bake em, the 230 handles every job in its way

>>12427295
>he doesnt season his 230 instead
>salt pepper rosemary in 230
>230 in oven
>230 on flame for that reverse sear!
in 4 minutes i have a delicious steak.

>>12427031
look, the way to get her back is to cook for her.
get one of these 230 badboys and slap some notdogs in there and you'll make her fall in love with you.
the cast iron features 8 pour points, so you can pour those not dogs right off the skillet from virtually any position, we'll admire your dexterity for sure

>>12426400
just another ornament of their perceived masculinity. another reason for someone to say "look tristan isnt really a complete faggot, he loves beer now, he's eating rare steaks he reverse sears in his 230 cast iron skillet, he cooks his meals for the week on sunday....maybe we had him all wrong with the star wars and comic book movie obsessions."
just more of the consumer generation getting what they want, which is someone else to do for them what they are too afraid to do for themselves because they might find they arent as good at everything as mommy and step-dad made them out to be.

>>12425353
for me its smashburgers cooked in my $230 cast iron skillet with patented octagonal multi-pour technology and handle thats wound from 300 series stainless steel rod stock and hand polished to high luster.
this badboy can handle 3-4 smashburgs at once.

>>12424300
>skillet detected
you can enjoy a bowl of this while you sit and pee

>>12424294
i know how to make them in 2 easy steps
1. get a 230 artisanal cast iron beauty like pic related
2. make the chicken in the skillet

>>12423896
for me, its the stylish lines of patented multi pour technology.
for me its the artisan craftsmanship
for me its 300 series stainless handle construction
for me, its cast iron for life.

>>12421572
i know im a little late to the craft beer world, but im brewing my own pumpkin spice DIPA so it's gonna be in just before oktoberfest this year.
oh im brewing it in a cast iron skillet btw, a 230 artisanal CNC milled octagonal masterpiece

just take $20 and buy a new one, that is if youre a poorfag who cant afford the artisanal octagonal multiflow dewign of the finex limited.
>>12421761
pretty much, you have no idea how much joy it brings me. but for now im focusing on the $230 skillet, which is even more soylent that the star wars guy.

>>12421153
BAM him right back with my $230 cast iron skillet with patented octagonal multi-pour technology handcrafted by iron forging artisans in Portland, Oregon that's wound from 300 series stainless steel rod stock and hand polished to high luster.

>>12417938
do we know what the chili is prepared in for these? because if its not in a $230 artisanal cast iron skillet made by iron forging artisans in Portland, Oregon then ill pass

>>12392907
my secret isnt the ingredient, its what its cooked in, in my case a $230 artisinal cast iron skillet made by iron forging artisans in Portland, Oregon.

i prepare all my vegan food in my $230 artisanal cast iron skillet made by the based boys over in Portland, Oregon.