Everything is cooked in a cast
iron skillet which means there is only 1 dish to wash at the end.
I made these in my new
iron skillet which I actually LOVE!
I especially like to cook it in a big cast
iron skillet which adds some extra iron into our diets....
I made it in an 8» cast
iron skillet which was plenty for us (2 helpings each) and a smaller leftover portion for lunch.
This recipe uses a trusty cast
iron skillet which is a Southern kitchen staple.
Not exact matches
«Fugazza»,
which is an Argentinian version cooked in a cast
iron skillet and is generally thicker than the Italian Focaccia and sometimes stuffed with mozzarella (Fugazzeta).
I use my broiler about as often as I use my cast
iron skillet,
which is to say a LOT.
and formed a rustic blob of circular dough
which I baked in a buttered cast
iron skillet (parchment lined or buttered pan is fine too).
The most common way to make frittata is using a cast
iron skillet,
which you cook the omelet then pop it into your oven to fully cook the whole thing.
I usually press my dough into a couple of cast
iron skillets greased with some olive oil and semolina flour,
which gives it a perfectly round shape that pops right out after baking.
Notes: if you need help on kneading bread, check out this post — you essentially just fold it in half over and over If you don't have a cast
iron skillet, you can use a pizza stone, or just a greased baking sheet (in
which case, slightly longer baking might be needed).
Heat a griddle or cast
iron skillet (or any other nonstick surface on
which you like to make pancakes) over medium heat.
I might even try baking it right in the cast
iron skillet,
which I was considering for this recipe, but opted not to on the thought that not everyone would have a cast
iron skillet available.
I used our cast
iron skillet too,
which I think is totally cool, and followed you recipe exactly.
Our Sriracha Seasoning adds an incredible rich flavor,
which we balanced out with honey, and then baked in an
iron skillet!
Choose an oven - proof, non-stick frying pan or well seasoned cast
iron skillet, for
which you have a tight fitting lid (I used a lid from a large stock pot and used a couple of pieces of tin foil to plug the gaps along the rim of the
skillet).
I also used a cast
iron skillet,
which I think makes a difference.
Lodge cast
iron combo cooker
which has a 10.25 - inch shallow
skillet as a lid).
It cooks up in a cast -
iron skillet,
which gives it a crust with an absolutely perfect crispy and chewy texture.
I finally got a cast
iron skillet so I can now try this recipe,
which I've been eyeing for ages!
I've considered passing my great grandmother's cast -
iron cornbread
skillet,
which has been in use since the 1800s, on to another home where allergies are less prevalent.
The only other change I made from the original recipe,
which you can see from the photos, is I opted to use the cast
iron skillet to heat the peaches and bake the cobbler.