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Love cooking ! It makes me happy to feed the people in my life. So I'll start a thread down here for whatever I might be making and feel like sharing with you fine folks. I'll start with a picture I already had in my phone of some brownies I made for the wife and kids.

I do my cooking in cast iron. That particular skillet is an "ERIE" #12 (Griswold/Selden) that was cast between 1892 - 1905. Made in Pennsylvania !

More pics and cooking tables to follow as they happen.

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That looks tasty! My wife has a recipe for a skillet chocolate chip cookie somewhere...I'll drop a hint that it is time to dig it out.

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Be sure to pop in at Freddy's Coffee House for breakfast on the weekends. They love to talk about food and cooking stuff there. The titles often just say Coffee and a date when they post it.

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Please mail me a pan!!!


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Rob - Sounds good to me sir. Chocolate chip is my favorite cookie !

Warm - I'll be sure and do that, and thank you for the invite too.

Fig - Nothing special about that batch of brownies, box mix ! Haha

Just made the wife a 3 egg omelet. Stuffed with imitation crab sauteed in orange sauce, garlic, sriracha Chile garlic sauce, and Worcestershire sauce.
I had a few bites too !
Mmmm Mmmm Mmmm
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Cooked in my "ERIE" #7 made between 1886-1892. This girl is my daily skillet that I cook 90% of my food in.

Actually, I'm gonna go make another one. Those few bites were not enough !

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I made a big batch of pinto beans with Cajun sausage yesterday on the DS Basement stove. Then I boiled a dozen eggs on it today. I reckon I can heat the house with methane and give the stove a break.

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That's a solid plan Fig. Dont forget to air the house out before you light the stove back up !

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