Saturday, June 6, 2015

Addendum Plus Lagniappe


When I die, my daughters get the diamonds but my son gets the prize.

14 comments:

  1. My Grandmother's cast iron is the only cookwear i like to use. Your Son will indeed get a prize!

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  2. Oh yeah!!! and all seasoned too.

    XX Beth

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  3. I have my great-grandma's, my Grandma's and my Mama's cast iron skillets. They mean more to me than my diamonds (of which I have few, but you get my point).

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  4. I love my cast iron. At the moment I only have three, all from thrift stores. It took years to find the right ones. Good cast iron cookware...I wonder if it has ever created rifts in families?

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  5. There's a poem waiting to be written there.

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  6. My thirteen year old granddaughter makes fabulous cornbread--in the iron skillet. There are two sides to success.

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  7. Cast iron skillets are something I've never used, hard to believe but it's true.

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  8. messymimi- He might have to share some of that bounty.

    Beth Coyote- All well-used. Every size.

    Catrina- Absolutely!

    Birdie- Oh, I have no doubt. People will fight over anything when someone dies.

    Marty Damon- Could be.

    Joanne Noragon- I always make cornbread in the skillet. It's the only way!

    jenny_o- I can't imagine not cooking in these pans. I have another iron pot that I use all the time too. If treated properly and used properly, they are about as non-stick as you can get. And without the weird chemicals.

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  9. Angella- My man mostly swoons at what I cook in them. It's good to keep a man all swoony.

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  10. I am swooning. What is your secret to "curing" these?
    What a treasure!

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  11. Lucky son. But diamonds aren't too shabby, either.

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  12. Oh, I'll share 'em around. And yobobe, her secret is cooking in them day in and day out for 40 odd years. Some very odd.

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