Is Japanese Cast Iron Really Better Than Your Lodge Skillet

Is Japanese Cast Iron Really Better Than Your Lodge Skillet

You know the moment. You’ve just put a perfect, crackling crust on a thick-cut ribeye. Now it’s time to tilt the pan, spooning that sizzling, rosemary-infused butter over the top. But first, you have to lift it. That ten-pound slab of American iron, a trusty kitchen workhorse, suddenly feels like you’re weightlifting mid-recipe.