Love cornbread! If you’re looking for an easy first baking project cornbread might be it. A box of Jiffy cornbread mix costs very little and is very easy to mix up. Turns out decent as well.
Bread pudding is another simple dish and it’s difficult to mess up. Might be a nice project to get you through those frigid Florida winters!
Cast iron seems to be having a moment just now. I’ve seen collectors on Reddit that have dozens of pans. Some have hundreds!
There are collectible skillets going for hundreds of dollars - watch for Indian Head brand but be aware that cheap fakes are a thing. I find the idea of faking a cast iron skillet absurd but here we are.
What’s kind of fun is the electrolysis rigs that hard core collectors set ip to bring back particularly grungy/rusty examples. A car battery charger, a plastic trash can and some washing soda and you’re good to go! All sorts of grinding/polishing schemes too.
Hot ticket for seasoning appears to be doing it outdoors. It can be done in an oven but it generally sets off the smoke detectors. 
First we take away their healthcare…
What’s in “your” wallet?
From White Christmas. One of my favorites:
Link to video
And the hits just keep on coming!
Very nice!
I’ve seen those with and without hi-lo settings on them. If yours doesn’t have that feature it’s going to be running 1500 watts any time the heat is on.
Shouldn’t be an issue for occasional use, but keep an eye on the temperature at the receptacle.
Everything becomes clear when you read AI as “Average Idiot”.
Somebody did a whole lot of work on that house before abandoning the project. They even replaced the floor joists.
I wonder why they didn’t finish.
Part of the problem, not part of the solution.
RIP.
AI
Glad they can identify it now.
I usually get McCormick brand because that’s what I can find.
I don’t think it’s way different from regular (Greek?) oregano but it’s different enough that I use the flavor to identify which restaurants are legit and which ones aren’t.
Maybe try a heavier hand with it?
Great news!
Yikes!
Boat owners use it, and I find it at stations near the lake. Last time I bought it I paid about $4/gallon, compared to the $2.30/gal I pay at Costco for regular.
Another tip is to find a place that sells ethanol free gas. It’s made a big difference.
