Here in the South, you’d be hard-pressed to find folks without memories of relatives or friends pulling out their beloved ...

Cast iron can handle most stovetop cooking tasks, but these four ingredients can cause permanent damage to your beloved pan.

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Tomato sauce, for example, had 87.5 mg of iron when cooked in a cast-iron pan, but a mere 3.0 mg when cooked in a glass pan (per 100g serving, which is less than ½ cup). Even non-acidic and quick ...