Skillets are underutilized in the collegiate repertoire of cooking supplies. While many people are afraid of skillets’ propensity to rust , with the proper care your skillet will be around for a long time. And there are so many things you can cook in it! Grab a skillet and expand your horizons, we’re cooking with cast iron now.
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1)Â Homey Mac and Cheese
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I can feel my stomach flipping at the sight of this, and I can’t tell if it’s because it’s delicious or because I’m lactose intolerant.
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2) Chocolate Chip Skillet Cookie
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What good is a skillet if you can’t make a cookie in it? Here’s a gluten free version if you need one.
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3) Garlic Chicken Spanakopita
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If you’d like to expand out of common skillet wares like pastas and cookies, this might be a good recipe to tackle.
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4) Pan Pizza
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A staple of skillets everywhere. And you don’t even have to knead it!
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5) Rosemary, Pepper, and Lavender Bread
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Written specifically for kitchen witches in mind (pagans who practice magic through cooking—it’s super interesting), this bread is delicious regardless of what religion you practice.
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6) Cowboy Biscuits
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Eat like the cowboys (supposedly) did!
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7) Cast Iron Vegetable Stir Fry
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If you’re going to keep making skillet cookies (and let’s face it, you will), you might as well make some vegetables in your skillet as well.
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8) Eggplant Parm
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A classic goodie with or without a skillet.
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9) Tomato Cobbler with Cornmeal-Cheddar Biscuits
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An interesting flavor combination that is worth a shot!
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10) Cheesy Broccoli and Green Onion Quiche
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Quiche is just pizza that went to boarding school.
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Happy cooking!
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