Generally I depend on cast iron for my “go-to” cooking pots and pans. It holds heat well, gives fantastic results, and it’s simple to maintain. Just season elbow grease, salt and oil. But the other night I decided to use my BakingSteel® flat top griddle or, as I think of it, a la plancha. It was excellent. A bit of caution. Be conservative with oil, as it runs the chance of starting a fire. But manipulating the flame was all it took to get a perfect meal. Though initially I thought of using it in the oven, I ended up just pulling it to cook on top of the burners. It worked beautifully and, like cast iron, is easy to clean. I may try it this summer for flat-bread baking, especially when it’s too hot to bake big miches!
Seeding the Harbor
Before Europeans even reached the shores surrounding the area that would become New York City, Native Americans (the...







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