#cast iron cooks

[onomatokeitha]

CAST IRON COOKS !!!

#superchef #cast iron cooks #is there even anyone in this tag I haven’t checked #sesame street #jason schwartzman #fanart #Gideon is my fav!! lucky is my fav!! what ab super chef. #this is targeted

[mothirl]

They should make out with each other i think

#posting this one for the four devon wine country fans on here #and the one superchef fan (me) #superchef #devon wine country #wine country 2019 #sesame street #superchef sesame street #cast iron cooks #jason schwartzman #jason schwartzman edit #edit #i love u sesame street

[lustingfood]

Steak and Eggs with Chimichurri (x)

#food #food porn #steak #steak and potatoes #breakfast #brunch #potatoes #eggs #meat #grill #bbq #cast iron #cast iron skillet #outdoor cooking #food gif #food gifs #lustingfood #gif #gifset #mine #chimichurri #green onion

[gavamont]

A wizard that uses a frying pan with a really long handle for their wizard staff. Extremely utilitarian, there’s frying food, there’s also using the pan for remote viewing (good old fashioned Scrying Pan), it also makes for decent potion brewing even if it’s more shallow than a cauldron, plus other stuff.

But most importantly, there’s always good old fashioned smacking a dude in the face with a frying pan.

#wizard #wizardposting #wizard shit #wizardblogging #wizardblr #d&d #dnd #magic items #make up a guy #character idea #cast iron #cooking #scrying

[scoutingthetrooper]

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#food #delicious #tasty #lunch #dinner #steak #meat #rare #medium rare #recipe #cooking #cast iron #garlic #butter

[pup62]

Just finished some little coffee scoops and some ice tea spoons!

#wood carving #wood working #wood spoon #spoons #cooking #my art #art spoon #cast iron #kitchen

[vintagehomecollection]

The Cook’s Room: A Celebration of the Heart of the Home, 1991

#vintage #vintage interior #1990s #interior design #home decor #kitchen #hearth #fireplace #brick #cement floor #antique #table #cupboard #cookware #cast iron #country #rustic #scale #cooking #style #home

[brattylikestoeat]

#cast iron pan pizza #pizza #meat #sausage #cheese #peppers #TikTok #TikTok food #brattylikestoeat #food #foodlr #food blog #video #foodie #cooking stim #stim cooking #savory stim #yummy #foodgasm #foodporn

[spinjitzu-spy]

Cole: Guess who just found out the difference between wax paper and parchment paper the hard way?

Jay: Wait, what’s the difference?

Cole: One you can use in the oven safely, and the other one you can also use in the oven… if the thing you are trying to make happens to be fire.

#lowkey reminds me how one time i was making taco meat but i didn’t realize there was wax paper stuck to the underside of the pan #we use wax paper to keep our cast iron skillets from rusting and it stuck to the pan without me realizing #it wasn’t until the meat was fully cooked that i finally investigated the burning smell #thank god i didn’t start a fire #ninjago #cole brookstone #cole ninjago #jay ninjago #jay walker #incorrect quotes generator #ninjago incorrect quotes #incorrect quotes

[markonpark]

Can you imagine how hot? Smaller vintage snapshot photo of a young woman cooking at a cast iron stove.

On Etsy: www.etsy.com/listing/1552962567/

#vintage kitchen #cooking #cooktop #cast iron stove

[saltrockatansky]

Focaccia take 2. I’m much happier with this one than I was with the first, so into the recipe binder it goes.

#also this was my first time cooking with the new cast iron!!!!! #bread #food

[onomatokeitha]

Principal of gay high school is superchef

#sesame street #superchef #elmo #cast iron cooks #jason schwartzman #crayons #fanart #I LOVE CRAYONS UGAHAGAH #shoutout to the 3 other superchef fans on here #love you guys yk who you are

[bitchfitch]

I know it's more my vibe to post extremely unhelpful recipes but I'm proud of how this one looks

#thank good im not the one who has to do the dishes #Carrots: chop carrots add to pan over medium heat with a stick of butter brown sugar honey and chili powder cook until soft #Asparagus: add to pan with olive oil salt rice vinegar paprika pepper and and garlic powder cook until soft #potato: rub down in olive oil salt parsley and chilli stick in oven at 400 for however long #do the the potatoes first #steak: sear in cast iron pan with butter honey garlic powder and lemon juice. move onto broiler pan with lemon slices on top. cook in oven #with potatoes until the center hits 130f or higher #its not a Difficult meal but by god does it fuck

[scoutingthetrooper]

#food #delicious #tasty #camping #outdoor cooking #hot dogs #meat #bun #mustard #sauerkraut #outdoors #nature #trees #cast iron #lunch #dinner #sausages

[pup62]

With all the cold weather here, l’m not getting a lot of things made but here are a few ready for final sand and oil finish!

#wood carving #wood working #wood spoon #spoons #cooking #my art #art spoon #cast iron #kitchen

[thejoyofseax]

Sigginstown Pottage

One of the most basic dishes of the medieval period - and in any culture, pretty much - is the pottage. This is basically "stuff cooked in a pot with water", which is a very broad definition. This particular "recipe" is one that I think is straightforward enough, uses common enough ingredients, and is palatable enough that it was almost certainly made in pre-Norman Ireland (by statistical inevitability, if nothing else). I've given it the name of "Sigginstown Pottage" because I first made it at Sigginstown Castle, and it's useful to have a name by which to refer to it.

1 smoked pale ham, chopped into 1cm cubes 2 onions, chopped (or some celery, also chopped) 2 leeks, roughly chopped 6 carrots, roughly chopped c. 500g pearl barley, bulgur wheat, or other likely whole grain Water to cover

Put everything above into a pot, and simmer until the meat and grains are cooked. Taste and season with some black pepper if needed. Serve hot.

Some observations: Onion is the more "authentic" between it and celery, but both were available. I've been going easy on onions lately due to food sensitivities. Leeks are absolutely a period Irish food, and possibly close to a staple; they're mentioned a fair bit in texts.

The pale ham (I don't know if this is known outside Ireland; it's a small chunk of cured ham, which is pretty salty) provides enough salt that you shouldn't need to add any more. The smoking is pretty solidly attested in period by the number of bones we see with holes for hooks.

You'll see some people claiming that carrots only arrived in Ireland with the Normans, but there are carrot seeds in the archaeobotanic remnants from Viking Dublin, and there's an old Irish word, meacon, which denotes tap-rooted vegetables like parsnips and carrots, but is usually used for carrots. So I'm pretty confident in including these.

The end result is a very solid, stick-to-the-ribs kind of stew; good eating for colder weather or when you've been doing physical work. I've only ever cooked it in cast iron, and it turns out that if you leave the leftovers in the pot overnight, the combination of whole grains and iron results in a horrifically grey stuff, which still tastes fine, but looks absolutely awful. So eat it hot, and don't leave leftovers.

#pre norman ireland #pre norman irish cuisine #pre norman irish food #irish food #irish medieval food #sca #medieval cooking #medieval food #viking ireland #norse ireland #sigginstown #sigginstown pottage #barley #carrots #leeks #onions #ham #cast iron