Do they all stick or just ours ? I thought they would work better than they do.
We decided about 5 years ago to replace our cookware with either stainless steel or non-stick. After researching both we decided non-stick. If I remember right, stainless steel has better uniformity of heat when cooking but is harder to clean. I’ve been very happy with the non-stick pots and pans we bought from Costco.Do they all stick or just ours ? I thought they would work better than they do.
Mrs. KDM saves bacon grease and uses that to keep her cast iron ready to go. She puts butter in the pan before the eggs and I haven't heard her mention eggs sticking or much else for that matter. Even cheese covered omelettes don't elicit the complaints about sticking. Seems to work for her. Though she has used them extensively. Maybe the utensil use has mimicked the polishing you speak of by sanding down the roughness a bit.Have any of you tried the polished cast iron from companies like Smitheys? I like my seasoned cast iron for a lot of things but some things like eggs and such mine really suck. I’m wondering if the polished cast iron works as well as they say.
IF you think snot is slick, try this stuff...mrs johnr purchase a induction stove top. The pans had to be replace as it only heats magnetic pans.
Its a real amazing range as it boils water in less time, and when you remove the pan the burner is instantly cool to the touch. Not sure what wizardry this is, but its slick as snot on a door knob.