Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

We like to say that the best way to season Field Company cast iron cookware is to simply use it. With time, use, and plenty of cooking fat, your skillet will develop a shiny, non-stick coating—and the best method for quickly building up seasoning is to fill it with oil and fry, fry, and fry again.

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

How to Deep Fry in a Dutch Oven

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

The New Field Company No. 8 Dutch Oven

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

No.8 Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

No.8 Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

How to Deep Fry in a Dutch Oven

The original and best-selling No.8 Field Skillet paired with the No.8 Dutch Oven, its 4.5-quart companion. The Dutch oven includes a 10 ¼”

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

No.8 Field Skillet & Dutch Oven Set

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

The New Field Company No. 8 Dutch Oven

Field Factory Seconds Dutch ovens cook just as well as full-price Dutch ovens, but may have one or more minor cosmetic issues. Factory Seconds are

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

No.10 Cast Iron Dutch Oven, Factory Second

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

Cooking Class: How to Fry in Dutch Ovens and Skillets

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

The New Field Company No. 8 Dutch Oven

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

No.8 Field Skillet & Dutch Oven Set – Field Company

Frying in a Cast Iron Dutch Oven – Field Company

The Field Company - Smoother, Lighter Cast Iron Skillets