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Old 04-03-2013, 11:23 AM
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Any good recommendations for pots and pans? About to toss mine when I move.
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Love my scan pans
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whatever the wife wants. happy wife, happy life.
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been using the paula dean set from walmart/target for a year now, and love em. seem to quality with a great price point.
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Originally Posted by Phantom
Love my scan pans
Ill look into these as well.Its all for general cooking

Originally Posted by TXsilverado
whatever the wife wants. happy wife, happy life.
haha thats who this thread is for. Except im not married lol

Originally Posted by colekill
been using the paula dean set from walmart/target for a year now, and love em. seem to quality with a great price point.
Ill check these out
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Old school black iron pans

best one out there if you season it right haha
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Do any of you guys use magnalite aluminum pots? They're a staple of south LA, and I like cooking with them, just concerned with health risks when using aluminum to cook.
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I love my Magnalite pots been using them for years that and cast iron.
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Go check out the calphalon outlet in round rock they have some good deals there and they make great products.
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What ever you buy, make sure they have a thick laminated bottoms for heat distribution. You also have to own at least one cast iron skillet.
When I get a new piece of cast iron cookware, I like to use the disc grinder on it to smooth the interior and remove any exterior casting marks. If it has a spout for pouring, I also like to refine the contour to make it pour smoothly. One word of caution though, when you are smoothing the interior, I would not go any finer than about an 80 grit. Any finer than that and your curing won't bond well.
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