Did You Know that a Cast Iron Pan Makes THE Best Fried Potatoes? (Giveaway)

Jennifer here to share with you about a brand new frying pan that I just discovered. We were sent an item to review and one to giveaway, however all opinions listed are totally my own.

I love to cook. It is my second passion next to writing. However, my cookware at home is only about 15 years old. Yes, I know I should probably invest in new cookware. I have just been super lazy about it. There are certain pieces I am looking for, and I just don’t want to settle for just any old piece.

When we were contacted at the beginning of May about a cast iron skillet that makes cooking a breeze, I was very intrigued. I had to check it out for myself and just see if this pan was as good as they were claiming it to be.

My husband LOVES this pan, and frankly, so do I! This pan has been used so far to cook bacon, sausage, fried potatoes, make gravy, and scrambled eggs. I have used every utensil known to man (some of them metal) and it has not left one scratch on.

I love how even everything cooks. I guess it is true — when it comes to cooking utensils, you get what you pay for — and this is one of those pieces that will forever be my favorite.

About the Technique 3 Quart 11″ Lightweight Cast Iron Open Everyday Pan

The Technique 3 Quart 11″ Lightweight Cast Iron Open Everyday Pan is coated with DuPontâ„¢ Teflon® Scratchguard Ultra, so it is safe to use with metal utensils. Some additional benefits include even and energy efficient heating; all the benefits of easy cleanup; it’s dishwasher safe; and it’s available in 3 colors (not to mention it has a 5-star rating on QVC J).

Did You Know that May is also National Egg Month?

Fresh eggs are one of the best sources of protein and healthy nutrients, and one of the most versatile foods available for any cook – from fried eggs and omelets to eggs benedict and frittatas. But no matter which way you choose to cook your eggs, cookware with Teflon® nonstick coatings will ensure even cooking and delivery of eggs — wholly and gracefully — from pan to plate.

This pan makes THE best scrambled eggs — and cleanup is a breeze. No scraping or scrubbing. You simply just wipe it out. Nothing sticks.

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104 Comments

  1. omlets would be good in this pan

  2. Chicken fajitas are my love to cook!

  3. Michelle Tucker says:

    I’d use it to make some good ole eggs and bacon.

  4. Brandy W. says:

    I would like to make a ham & cheese omelette

  5. I’d use it to make Chicken Milanese and Garlic Potatoes, my husband’s favorite dish

  6. Mary Happymommy says:

    I would make eggs!

  7. Stir Fry sounds good!

  8. Teresa Thompson says:

    Bacon, egg and cheese omelet.

  9. Theresa J says:

    I would make an omelette

  10. I would make potato pancakes.

  11. Crissy D. says:

    I would make tofu scramble

  12. Holly Messana says:

    I would make a potato stir fry

  13. Would be great to make stir-fry.

  14. Laura Jacobson says:

    Oh I would love to make my chicken fried rice in it!

  15. Jessica T says:

    Everything! It helps my iron levels 🙂

  16. Taylor Russell says:

    I would fry up some pork chops!

  17. I’d love to make some tofu stir fry. Thanks for the chance.

  18. Patricia Wojnar Crowley says:

    I’d make some Chicken Fried Rice!

  19. HappyMomC says:

    Stir fry with veggies!

  20. I would make pork chops and fired potatoes with country gravy! Then we would all flop on the sofa and watch a movie because we would be comatose from that heavy but delicious meal!

  21. Hash browns would be my first choice!

  22. Michael Wright says:

    Imah make me some cheese potato’s

  23. I’d make a Denver omelette with hash browns.

  24. garlic shrimp would be one of the first

  25. I will bake pancakes

  26. Natalie S says:

    Eggs and country style hash browns!

  27. you made me want some pan fried potatoes

  28. sweet potato and sausage hash

  29. I would love to use it to make some omelets with cheese and veggies!

  30. fried eggs, potatoes and bacon

  31. BusyWorkingMama says:

    I would be making omelets!

  32. shelly neuhouser says:

    Shrimp Stir Fry

  33. Chicken mushroom stir fry

  34. Chicken and veggie stir fries

  35. Fried potatoes or hash browns would be yummy in this pan.

  36. I would use it to make our favorite Korean dishes – Bulgogi and Jaep Che.

  37. I’d make a stir fry with chicken and lots of veggies.

  38. I would make a deep dish pizza.

  39. christine jessamine says:

    I would love to do stir fry in this

  40. Preshus Me says:

    I got a great recipie for Sweet Bacon that calls for a cast iron pan, that’s the first thing I’d try. I’d also use it for my homemade burgers, and so the hubby can make me steak! So much Yummy!

  41. Christine W says:

    It would be great to use for hashbrowns…thanks for the chance!

  42. I would love it for making omelets!

  43. I would make an omelet with spinach and feta cheese.

  44. Karen Lynch says:

    I would love to make fajitas,

  45. Rochel S. says:

    I would make pancakes!

  46. I think this would be great for cooking our chicken fajitas

  47. Fried potatoes to begin with.

  48. Charlene S says:

    I would make some fried potatoes. I need a good pan for fried potatoes.

  49. Sindy Murray says:

    I will make beef stir-fry!

  50. amy pugmire says:

    I would make stir fry and grill chicken

  51. Linda Kish says:

    I’d make some yummy pan-fried potatoes and eggs.

  52. Heather Hayes Panjon says:

    I’d Make Shrimp Fried Rice !

  53. mrsshukra says:

    I’ll use this for omelets and sprouted grain pancakes!

  54. Rosemarie says:

    This pan is versatile! I’d make potatoes and onions.

  55. scrambled eggs…or sausage

    1. i would make an omelette

  56. Not sure maybe fajitas or fried potatoes

  57. Dawn Monroe says:

    I love cast iron pans. I have my moms old pan and use it to make pineapple upside down cake. I would make fajitas in the one shown.

  58. We’d make chocolate chip pancakes!

  59. D SCHMIDT says:

    I would saute vegetables in this pan

  60. Sonya Morris says:

    I would use it for eggs.

  61. A Japanese dish called beef tomato.

  62. I would make Leek & Potato Gnocchi with red & green peppers.

  63. Would try making country fried steak.

  64. Debbie Bashford says:

    I would have to try fried potatoes, and an omelet first

  65. beth cole says:

    I’d make an omelet!

  66. Alvina Castro says:

    eggs and bacon

  67. We found a recipe a few years ago for potatoes with salt, pepper, cayenne, and cheese – so easy and so good! This pan would be perfect for those.

  68. Cassandra Eastman says:

    Scrambles eggs & bacon!

  69. jamie braun says:

    i would make a good stir fry

  70. Courtney Renee says:

    Scrambled egggggs!

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  71. Id make some curried chicken!

  72. Oh man I could use this. Eggs, omelets, potatoes!

  73. Leslie Galloway says:

    I’d make an omelet first!

  74. I would make scrambled eggs!

  75. Breakfast Skillets! We love a hearty breakfast.

  76. I love cast iron to cook in. Did pork chops in my heavy one on Tuesday. I’ve never tried eggs, though.

  77. I would use it for different kinds of omelets.

  78. Well, since you say it does fried potatoes well, I’d do that! We love those at our house. Stirfry would be great, too.

  79. Jessica To says:

    I would try an omelet.

  80. Those potatoes look yummy! I would make those.

  81. Donna O'Neil says:

    I would make my potatoes da delfina.

  82. A frittata, probably with pancetta.

  83. Amy Tolley says:

    shrimp alfredo with angel hair pasta served with a side salad …yummy!!!!

  84. My mom used to bring her cast iron skillet camping with us! She would make the best eggs and bacon. I would make pancakes if I have one.

  85. Lisa Brown says:

    I would make a stir-fry

  86. I would make an omelet

  87. Margaret Akel says:

    a home made paella would look great

  88. I’d make a stir-fry with chicken and veggies.

  89. Liza Glick says:

    I would love a pan to make great omelets!

  90. Pretty much anything! My pan in this size has seen better days and really needs to be replaced!

  91. Anne Lehnick says:

    I would make everything in it! Orzo would be good or eggs or sauteed mushrooms. Seems like it would be great for many things.

  92. I need to replace my cooking ware as well. They are as old as dirt… okay maybe not that old but you get the picture. lol

    Like you, I want to invest in pieces that will last and will cook my food well. Anything that can help reduce my energy use, especially with cooking, is a plus in my book.