For a paltry sum, you can buy Lodge’s indestructible cast-iron skillet, which will turn out perfectly seared steaks, crispy potatoes and browned pancakes for decades.

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Kent Rollins, the "Cast Iron Cowboy," is a big proponent of cast iron. However, he says you'll want to avoid cooking this type of food in your new cast iron.

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Cast iron cookware remains a favorite in kitchens everywhere for its unparalleled heat retention and ability to create the ...

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