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The Smithey Journal

Making the Deep Farmhouse Skillet

The Craft

Making the Deep Farmhouse Skillet

Smithey's Deep Farmhouse Skillet is a hand-forged carbon steel pan with 2" sidewalls, crafted in Charleston, SC, blending heirloom quality with everyday functionality.

How to Sear the Perfect Steak

The Craft

How to Sear the Perfect Steak

Chef Chris Shepherd demonstrates how to achieve the perfect steak using Smithey's No. 14 cast iron skillet, emphasizing that the skillet does most of the work for you.

Playing With Fire Featuring Chef Chris Shepherd & The No. 14 Skillet

The Craft

Playing With Fire Featuring Chef Chris Shepherd & The No. 14 Skillet

Chef Chris Shepherd fires up Smithey’s No. 14 Skillet over open flames, crafting fresh fish tacos and showcasing the skillet’s versatility and durability.

Perfecting Paella with Chef Juan Cassalett of Malagón

The Craft

Perfecting Paella with Chef Juan Cassalett of Malagón

Chef Juan Cassalett of Malagón shares his laid-back tips for perfect paella—listen for the sizzle, keep it fresh, and don’t overthink it.

Smooth Operator

The Craft

Smooth Operator

Smithey's "Smooth Operator" blog post delves into the art of crafting satin-smooth cast iron cookware. By meticulously polishing each skillet, Smithey revives the legacy of vintage American brands like Griswold and Wagner, offering a naturally non-stick surface straight out of the box.

The Making of The No. 11 Deep Skillet

The Craft

The Making of The No. 11 Deep Skillet

Smithey's No. 11 Deep Skillet blends vintage inspiration with modern design. Its curved walls and custom glass lid make it ideal for braising, frying, and everyday cooking. Crafted to be a versatile heirloom piece.

Carbon Steel or Cast Iron? Your FAQs Answered

The Craft

Carbon Steel or Cast Iron? Your FAQs Answered

Smithey's guide compares carbon steel and cast iron cookware, highlighting their similarities and differences. Both materials offer excellent heat retention and develop a natural non-stick surface over time.

Caring For Your Cookware

The Craft

Caring For Your Cookware

Smithey's care guide offers simple tips to maintain your cast iron and carbon steel cookware—clean with warm water, dry thoroughly, and apply a light oil layer to keep it in top shape for generations.​

Introducing the Wok

The Craft

Introducing the Wok

Chef Shuai Wang of Jackrabbit Filly showcases Smithey’s hand-forged carbon steel wok, praising its ease of use and versatility for everyday cooking.

Handmade: The Carbon Steel Wok

The Craft

Handmade: The Carbon Steel Wok

Smithey’s hand-forged carbon steel wok blends traditional craftsmanship with modern design. Lightweight yet durable, it features a flat bottom for stability on all cooktops and a pre-seasoned surface for immediate use. Ideal for stir-frying, sautéing, and steaming, this heirloom-quality wok is cr...

Learning to Love the Grill Pan

The Craft

Learning to Love the Grill Pan

Smithey's No. 12 Grill Pan brings the joy of grilling indoors, featuring polished diagonal ridges for perfect grill marks and a pre-seasoned surface for easy food release. Its durable cast iron construction ensures even heat retention, making it ideal for year-round cooking.​

The Craft of American Cast Iron

The Craft

The Craft of American Cast Iron

Smithey offers a behind-the-scenes look at their Charleston workshop, where skilled artisans craft heirloom-quality cast iron cookware using traditional techniques. Each piece reflects a commitment to American craftsmanship and enduring design.​

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