Thursday, April 25, 2019

Heirloom Registry Idea

Words by Jennifer Stein
Photos courtesy of Butter Pat Industries

The entire point of a wedding registry is to shop for items you need or might not consider buying for yourself. Those items might be more expensive than you’d budget for or something you’d consider an heirloom. Heirloom gifts are especially more appropriate to be given as a gift from a family member or loved one.

When you consider an heirloom, what comes to mind? Crystal? China? Silver flat wear? What about cast iron? It might not be one you’ve considered, but you should.

Cast iron is making a huge comeback and can be found in any serious cook’s kitchen. No longer are the pans painfully heavy or cumbersome. Butter Pat Industries has been on the scene making cast iron cookware since 2013 and has revolutionized the design. It’s hand cast thin for lighter weight and is designed for the shape of your hands with the handle made to work with the natural angle of your arm for easy handling. The smooth, polished surface allows for food to slip effortlessly, allowing for easy cooking and cleaning.

Don’t worry about scratching your countertops or cooktops as the smooth cast iron cookware is made to work on everything from a glass cooktop, gas range, oven or even on an open fire.

Butter Pat Industries has been recognized by major food magazines and websites, like Bon Appetit, Southern Living, GQ, and Gear Patrol as one of the best modern cast iron skillets you can buy. Also, it’s used by many award-winning chefs as their preferred cast iron skillet.

If you’re unsure about how cast iron fits into your cooking regime, consider that it can do far more than any other pot or pan. Sear, bake, grill, sauté, fry or braise – these are just a few of the ways you can use your cast iron pan.

Register for that heirloom cast iron skillet, especially for those treasured family recipes that will be handed down from generation to generation…now, so will your skillet.

Pans are guaranteed for 100 years and are sourced and casted in the USA.