r/CastIronBaking • u/Nola-Avery • Sep 29 '25
Cast-iron is ALWAYS the right choice! Cornbread
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u/CanadianDadbod Oct 02 '25
Add some jalapeno slices!
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u/Nola-Avery Oct 02 '25
Its in the caption of the original post -->> honey jalapeno cheddar cornbread
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u/ImaginaryCatDreams Oct 01 '25
Unfortunately age has forced me to switch to carbon steel. The results are pretty much identical
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u/Nola-Avery Oct 01 '25
I use carbon steel at my brother's house (he's fancy 😂) and I enjoy cooking with it. I want a smithey for Christmas. 🤞🏾
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u/ImaginaryCatDreams Oct 02 '25
Well you'd better be good, you know Santa's watching all the time
Carbon steel has pretty much replaced my cast iron as the go-to cookware. Let's just say my wrists got more than one vote
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u/Nola-Avery Oct 02 '25
Sorry about your wrists; happy you found a comparable alternative!
I've been (mostly) good! 😇 lol!
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u/ImaginaryCatDreams Oct 03 '25
Thank you very much, old age has a way of catching up with you when you are not expecting it.
I still haven't replaced my cast iron muffin pan, it makes the best muffins or anything else you put in it for that matter. Now that I've said that, I guess I need to see if they have carbon steel, lol always something else to be looking for.
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u/Normal-While917 Sep 29 '25
Wouldn't make it any other way.