Harvest Eating Podcast-plant Based Vegan Recipes

I’ve cooked with just about every pan brand and type there is over the last 3.5 decades I have been cooking seriously, I love some and hate others and today I want to discuss this more in-depth. I own many cast iron pans and pots and also 2 carbon steel pans and one new carbon steel wok. They perform well at times, but need to be cared for in specific ways, and when those care methods are not followed the pans lose their seasoning and are then just heavy paperweights. My French copper is amazing and cooks well no matter what, but for sticky stuff….bacon, eggs, etc they are not the best either and they cost. a small fortune. In my experience cooking eggs (which I do daily) requires a well-seasoned cast iron, carbon steel, or non-stick pan. But as mentioned above, the first two options can go from beautiful to ugly duckling fast, so I am working more with a high-quality non-stick at the moment. I don’t love non-stick aluminum pans, they are too light, and even if the food does not stick, the cooking performance