Common Questions

What cookware is best?

Cast iron and Dutch ovens are top picks for durability and heat retention.

How to care for cast iron?

Season regularly, avoid soap, and dry thoroughly to keep it rust-free.

Are expensive pans worth it?

Premium cookware often lasts longer and performs better, making it a smart investment.

Can I use metal utensils?

Avoid metal on non-stick surfaces to prevent scratches and damage.

Do you recommend Dutch ovens?

Yes, they’re versatile for slow cooking, baking, and more.

How to choose the right pan size?

Consider your typical meal size and stove space to pick a pan that fits your needs.

A close-up of a well-seasoned cast iron skillet with a golden crusted steak sizzling inside.
A close-up of a well-seasoned cast iron skillet with a golden crusted steak sizzling inside.

Savor

Moments from our favorite cast iron and Dutch oven dishes.

A black Dutch oven bubbling with a rich stew, resting on a rustic wooden table.
A black Dutch oven bubbling with a rich stew, resting on a rustic wooden table.
Freshly baked artisan bread cooling on a cast iron griddle, golden brown and crusty.
Freshly baked artisan bread cooling on a cast iron griddle, golden brown and crusty.
A sleek gold-handled saucepan gleaming under soft kitchen lighting beside fresh herbs.
A sleek gold-handled saucepan gleaming under soft kitchen lighting beside fresh herbs.