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Serving Up Science
Serving Up Science is hosted by history buff, science writer and foodie Sheril Kirshenbaum, who will give you science-backed tips to make your favorite foods even better. Farmed or Wild? Why does cheese stink? Why should meat rest? Explore these questions and more.
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Why Cast Iron Skillets Last Forever (And How to Use Them Right!)
Season 5 Episode 5 | 5m 34s | CC
s a cast iron skillet really the best kitchen tool, or is it just a heavy hassle? Cast iron cookware has been around since the 7th century BCE, and it’s still a favorite among chefs and home cooks today. Known for its incredible durability, cast iron can last for generations and even be restored when it starts to wear down.
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