Another new piece - Wagner popover/muffin pan

"Hi, my name's Ken, and I collect cast iron..."

We had a great weekend, spent at a friend's cabin in Wisconsin. Situated on a ridgeline in the SW, 'driftless' area of the state. A really beautiful spot. Saturday was kind of rainy, but we made the most of it, hitting several junk/thrift/antique shops. I picked up a few pieces, and this is the 1st of the bunch to get cleaned and seasoned - a Wagner popover/muffin pan.

Now I need a good recipe...

 

Oh Ken you have it bad. Cancel my offer, your gonna need an 18 wheeler. Oh my oh my what are we to do?

 

I like it Jim - CICA - but I could stop any time I want.

 

I don't know what you mean Geor-Hey, know where I can find a plett pan?

 

Jenn, there is a certain beauty to these old pieces, isn't there? I'll try to remember to get a picture of whatever recipe I wind up making.

 

Jim, it's not like I'm buying big kettles or stoves - I only have a few skillets and a couple dessert pans...

 

That's for sure Jenn. And 'my people', the Scandinavians, moved there in pretty big numbers. Hence the Krumkake & Aebleskiver pans, but we weren't talking about cast iron, were we?

 

There are some beautiful dutch ovens lurking out there, seek and ye shall find.

 

Well, we are off to Indiana for a weekend of camping - to Potato Creek State Park. The weather outlook is improving a bit, but it's been too long since we last camped, so we're going to chance it. Besides, if it rains, there's always a junk store close by.

 

Hahaha!!

 

Oh, please! Besides, I've already got a Dutch oven.

 

Perfect! Hear that, George???