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Few tools pull double duty in the outdoor kitchen quite like a cast-iron skillet. Here's how the experts recommend putting one to work on your grill this summer.

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Long-lasting, versatile in use, and capable of excellent heat retention, cast iron is the natural choice in material when it comes to your cookware. Although folks can feel apprehensive about the ...

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Karl Hess is a writer, comedian, and tireless sandwich advocate. He lives in Echo Park, Los Angeles. Camping season means it’s time to pack the car, gather friends and loved ones, and head boldly ...

Made In, known for its professional-grade cookware beloved by restaurant chefs and home cooks alike, just introduced cast iron to its lineup—right in time for outdoor cooking season. This brand-new ...

Not every food is well-suited to cast iron. While cast iron cookware offers a relatively nonstick coating and excels at high-heat searing and browning, its considerable heat retention, textured ...

Winter is here. For many of us, that means the cast iron comes out, so we can live our best soup, stew, searing, and braising lives during the chillier months. Indeed, whether you’re baking bread, ...