Cast Iron Enamel Red Roaster with Grill Pan Lid by Kinetic
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4.75 qt Roaster by Kinetic. Measures 15 3/4 X 8 1/2 X 4″, with lid depth is 5 7/8 “.
WITH THIS MOST VERSATILE ROASTER you get two products for the price of one: a Roasting Pan and Lid that can be used as an open Broiler Pan. Because this Roaster is so attractive you can use both Roaster and Lid as serving pieces.
This Cast Iron Roaster cooks evenly on stove top or in the oven.
Meat and vegetables all fit inside.
Use the ribbed lid for easy broiling..
Black Enamel Interior
Red Exterior
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Cast Iron Grill-Grate Lets You Grill Great
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Lodge Cast Iron BBQ Grill Grate
grills your vegetables and will not let them escape into your campfire. It holds them on the grill. It measures 15 x 11 inches . It also holds those delicate fish in place. This cast iron grill cooks your steaks, sausage, bacon and other meats evenly without flame damage. It is great for camping and grilling on the beach.
You can really grill great with the Lodge Cast iron BBQ Grill/Grate
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Cast Iron Cookware Will Help Keep You and Your Family Healthy
Could your pots and pans be making you sick? If you are not cooking with cast iron cookware you might want to remember:
- that other non-stick cookware is required to carry a warning that the fumes emitted during cooking can kill your pet bird (if your Tweety Bird isn’t safe, what about you and your family?)
- to look at a “non-stick pot or pan” and see how much of the coating has flaked off. Where did that stuff go? Do you suppose you might have eaten it with your food?
- that you may need to toss your “non-stick cookware” or get Tweety, all of your family and you out of the kitchen when you cook.
Cooking in Cast Iron Cookware can actually be a vital component of a healthier lifestyle.
- If your cast iron cookware is well-seasoned, is is virtually stick-free and thereby requires little or no oil, which is important for heart-healthy recipes.
- You can use a cast iron skillet to cook healthy veggies and lean cuts of meat.
Lodge 12 Inch Skillet to prepare any of the other dishes you would cook in a "non-stick" pan. Cast iron is not just good for the heavier "comfort foods" but you can prepare healthier, lighter fare with cast iron cookware.
- Cooking is cast iron can also boost your intake of iron since trace amounts of iron gets absorbed into the foods you cook. That is better than the stuff that flakes-off the “non-stick” cookware you may be using.
Keep “Tweety Bird” Your Family and Yourself healthier by cooking in Cast Iron Cookware. It will allow you to TASTE THE FOOD NOT THE COOKWARE.
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The Gateway to Family Fun with Cast Iron Camping Cookware and Accessories
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What do you do when family is not as fun as it once was? Here are some suggestions that may help put the fun back in family. They may just be the Gateway to Family Fun you have been looking for.
Cast Iron Camp Cookware: Gateway to Family Fun
- a family outing or camping trip can be the occasion to rediscover just how much fun being together can be. Hunting, fishing, hiking, exploring, birdwatching, photography and campfire cooking.
Teach your kids to cook over a camp fire or a fire pit.
Check out these easy ways to use cast iron camping cookware products:
Rome Dog 'n Brat Cooker
Rome Firepit Cookout Set
gives you numerous fun options:
Make toasty sandwiches or fruit pies in your Rome pie irons.
Roast hot dogs or marshmallows in your Rome Hot Dog/Marshmallows Roaster.
Do not forget every one’s family favorite S’mores. Make three at a time in your Rome S’more Maker.
Not all camp cooking is done in a dutch oven or a skillet. While these are wonderful for preparing the main meal, what about dessert or fun activities around the campfire before time to turn-in?
Rome Popcorn Popper
Cooking Around a Campfire with Cast Iron Cookware and Accessories
Lodge Combo Cooker
What travels well, cooks evenly, cleans up easily and is just about the perfect cookware for campfire and outdoor cooking?
The answer: cast iron cookware. All you need is a campfire with a few hot coals and anyone can cook in the great outdoors or at your backyard fire pit. You do not have a be a rocket scientist or a professional chef.
WHAT YOU NEED TO GET STARTED:
Really, all you need is two pieces.
- A Dutch Oven (also called camp ovens)
Lodge Camp Dutch Oven
2. A skillet with a lid. Many outdoor cooks consider other pieces necessary but these two are adequate to get you started.
Lodge 10 1/4 Inch Skillet/ Fry Pan
SOME BUYING TIPS:
- If you shop for a dutch oven, be sure to look for one that comes with a reversible lid that functions both as a lid and when turned over is a griddle. The griddle side has a concave shape which keeps your pancakes, bacon and eggs, bacon, etc. from falling off or dripping into your coals.
- Skillets, like a Cast Iron combination deep skillet and shallow skillet/griddle is a useful addition to your castiron cook ware. The shallow skillet serves as lid, skillet and griddle. This multi-use cooker is a dutch oven, saute pan and fryer, all in one. If you want just one cast iron cookware piece for your camping and outdoor cooking, this might just be what you are looking for.
DO NOT FORGET SOME CAMPING COOKWARE ACCESSORIES THAT ARE DESIGNED FOR BIG TIME FUN
When you planing your camping trip, outdoor excursion or back yard cookout, do not forget cast iron camping cookware and camping cookware accessories.
Rome Firepit Cookout Set Includes pie irons, hot dog/marshmallow roasters. s'more maker
Round Pie Iron by Rome
Rome Dog 'n Brat Cooker
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Cast Iron Dutch Oven: the Pot that Won the West
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Some say the cast iron dutch
Lodge Cast Iron Dutch Oven
oven goes back hundreds of years. Others maintain the dutch oven originated with the Chinese 2,500 years ago. A great source for further investigation is “Dutch Ovens Chronicled, Their Use in the United States” by John G. Ragsdale, published by the University of Arkansas Press.
In 1704 Abraham Darby traveled from England to Holland to inspect the Dutch casing process which used brass vessels cast in sand molds. When he returned to England, Darby experimented with this process and eventually patented a casting process using a superior quality of molding sand as well as the process of baking the mold to improve casting smoothness. Soon Darby was casting and shipping pots to the new colonies as well as other parts of the world. Ragsdale suggests that the name “Dutch Oven” may have originated from the original Dutch process for the casting of these metal pots. Others believe that the name may have come from Dutch settlers in Pennsylvania who used similar cast iron pots or kettles.
Cast Iron Dutch Ovens can have:
- a flat bottom having three legs to hold the oven above a bed of coals for a heat source from below the dutch oven
- flat sides and a flat, flanged lid for holding coals for a heat source from above the dutch oven therefore giving it an “oven” effect
- a steel bail handle attached to the “ears” on each side of the dutch oven near the top to enable carrying
This type of oven is a cast iron camping dutch oven.
Lodge Camp Dutch Oven
Cast Iron Dutch Ovens also come Enameled
Lodge Red Enamel Dutch Oven
in beautiful colors that are so attractive that you can serve your guests at the table from your dutch oven. Your food will stay warm because cast iron is great for its heat retention.
When the West was opened and the United States was expanding and people were on the move, they were forced to leave their large, heavy cook stoves behind. People learned to cook complete meals from stews to soups, bread to biscuits, in their Dutch Ovens. This pioneering spirit is not a lost art. Wonderful and tasty meals are still being prepared today in cast iron cookware.The cast iron dutch oven was the “Queen of the Fleet” when the Prairie Schooners rolled westward.
It still reigns.
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Cast Iron Cookware Will Warm Your Food and Your Family
Posted by Doyle Bailey for The Cast Iron Cookware Shop
Where is the center of warmth in your home? In our home it would have to be the kitchen. My wife and I both enjoy cooking and I do not even mind the clean-up afterward. There is even a special stool where the younger grandchildren stand to help their “Nona” cook.There are rocking chairs in our kitchen for friends to rock and chat with us. There is a lot of warmth and it does not all come from the oven or cook top.
We have a large collection of cast iron cookware and I suppose these grandchildren will teach their children to cook using the same dutch ovens, roasters, skillets, cornbread pans and casseroles.
Our "Family" of Cast Iron Cookware
Sometimes we take the fun and warmth outside to a firepit where we roast hot dogs, marshmallows, S’mores.
Camp Cooking Is Fun!
Cast iron cookware travels well to the back yard or to your campsite with Waffle Makers, Panini Presses, Pie Irons, Bread Bakers and Dog ‘n Brat Makers.
Bask in the warmth of your kitchen, your backyard fire pit or at your campsite with cast iron cookware and cast iron cookware camping accessories.
Rome Panini Presses
Use cast iron cookware and cast iron camping cookware accessories to cook your food, keep it warm with cast iron’s great heat retention and help keep family relationships warm and cozy.
Rome Firepit Cookout Set
Warm up to family, food and cast iron cookware tonight. It will allow you
TO TASTE THE FOOD AND NOT THE COOKWARE.
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Panini the Bambini Will Love from Cast Iron Cookware Shop
Panini Toasted Sandwich
Posted by Doyle Bailey for the Cast Iron Cookware Shop
What’s not to love about a toasty meat or fruit panini sandwich cooked over your firepit or campfire?
Rome Cast Iron Panini Press
About Panini
The panini toasted sandwich just may be one of Italy’s greatest cultural and culinary export in recent years.
It is incredibly simple to make but will excite your taste buds with its flavor.
Panini is simply the Italian name for sandwich. However
it is almost always used to refer to sandwiches that are placed in a two-sided cooking press that compresses and grills the sandwich until hot and toasted.
The Rome panini maker differs from an American style sandwich cooker or pie iron A Panini Press is not designed to crimp the bread of the sandwich. The goal is to uniformly compress the sandwich as it toasts without the ingredients or bread being trimmed by the edge of the cooker. This results of cooking in a Panini Press is a sandwich layered with a surprising variety of flavor and a layered composition.
Panini Ideas (From Rome Industries)To Get You Started:
• Ricotta, Roasted Peppers
• Basil, Mozzarella, Tomato, Balsamic Vinegar
• Eggplant Caponata, Roasted Red Peppers, Goat Cheese
• Prosciutto, Goat Cheese, Arugula
• Pesto Mayonnaise, Chicken, Red Pepper
• Ham, Mushrooms, Gruyere
• Tomato, Mozzarella, Coppa Salami
• Ham, Gruyere, Tomato
• Mozzarella, Tomato, Pancetta
• Ham, Emmental Cheese, Basil
• Tuna, Olives, Anchovies
• Roasted Eggplant, Goat Cheese, Basil
• Tuna, Tomato, Olives, Mozzarella
• Gorgonzola, Red Wine Vinegar, Olive Oil, Mixed Greens
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Cast Iron Cookware Shop Celebrates Flavor with a New Orleans Jambalaya
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Posted by Doyle Bailey for Cast Iron Cookware Shop 
Cast Iron Cookware Shop celebrates the flavor of New Orleans by offering you the opportunity to jazz up your menu with a popular and traditional New Orleans dish. No matter where you live, you can celebrate in an authentic New Orleans style flavor.
This spicy, flavorful dish is perfect for a party, and it really is “big easy.” The recipe can be easily doubled to serve 16 by using 2 packages of Jambalaya Mix, doubling all the other ingredients and cooking in a cast iron Dutch oven or cast iron saucepot.
Lodge Cast Iron Dutch Oven
Makes 8 (1-cup) servings
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 35 minutes
Ingredients
| 1 tablespoon olive oil |
| 1 medium onion, chopped |
| 1 each medium green and yellow bell pepper, chopped |
| 1 can (14 1/2 ounces) fire roasted or regular diced tomatoes, undrained |
| 1 cup water |
| 1 package Zatarain´s Reduced SodiumJambalaya Mix |
| 1 pound large shrimp, peeled and deveined |
| 1 package (12 ounces) andouille sausage, cut into 1/4-inch slices |
| 1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley (optional) |
Directions
1. Heat oil in large deep skillet
Lodge 10 1/4 Inch Skillet
Enamel Dutch Oven
on medium heat. Add onion and bell peppers; cook and stir 7 minutes or until vegetables begin to soften.
2. Stir in tomatoes, water and Jambalaya Mix. Bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low; cover and simmer 15 minutes.
3. Stir in shrimp and sausage. Cover and cook 10 minutes longer or just until shrimp turn pink and rice and vegetables are tender, stirring occasionally. Remove from heat. Let stand 5 minutes. Sprinkle with parsley, if desired.
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Cast Iron Cookware Shop offers great options to compliment your camp cooking gear.
Camp Cooking Is Fun!
Get ready for your camping and outdoor recreation activities with cast iron cookware products and accessories from Lodge and Rome.
Rome Firepit Cookout Set
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A rugged Lodge tripod made of hot rolled half inch solid bar stock with 24 inch galvanized chain. The tripod legs measure 43 1/2 inches. Use with any cast iron product that has a bail handle. such as a Lodge Dutch Oven, camp dutch oven or cast iron kettle. Cook your food over the campfire and keep it at serving temperature in your castiron pot. This tripod travels well in car, truck or camper. (dutch oven not included)
The Rome Firepit Cookout Set includes a round cast iron pie iron, a square cast iron pie iron, a S´more Maker, and Hot Dog-Marshmallow Roasters.
Lodge Camp Dutch Oven
Lodge 10 1/4 Inch Skillet/ Fry Pan