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Article continues below Using cast iron skillets will ensure that the right sear and caramelisation of the steak remains. It’s also important to preheat the pan to a high temperature ...

Tomatoes, wine and vinegar-based sauces, and citrus are a few foods that require special attention when using cast iron. If you're new to cast-iron cooking or unfamiliar with its nuances ...

Tomatoes, wine and vinegar-based sauces and citrus are a few foods that require special attention when using cast iron. If you're new to cast-iron cooking or not familiar with its nuances ...