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Irons in the fire by tesashel on Jan 24, 2009 at 5:08 PM PST
I use my cast iron skillets every day for cooking. Initially I bought a set which were for “campfire” cooking. :) I remember my grandmother always used hers (gas stove) and when it got built up with stuff she would take it to a guy who would use his welding torch and cut the gunk off and it would be good as new. I couldn’t live without mine, and it makes the best cornbread!