
Smithey Stories
So Long Summer
As summer fades, Smithey Ironware reflects on a season of global adventures and shared meals, celebrating the memories made with their trusted cookware.
As summer fades, Smithey Ironware reflects on a season of global adventures and shared meals, celebrating the memories made with their trusted cookware.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Charleston crabber David Richardson shares his tips for catching, cooking, and enjoying soft shell crabs during the Lowcountry's spring season.
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.
In his December 2022 letter, Smithey founder Isaac Morton reflects on a year of growth, introducing new cookware like the 17” Party Pan and 11” Deep Skillet, and expresses gratitude to the customers and team who made it all possible.
In his September 2022 letter, Smithey founder Isaac Morton reflects on the transition from summer to fall, a bustling time at Smithey HQ as they prepare for the peak cooking season. He expresses excitement about upcoming cast iron product launches, regional events, and new recipes, all aimed at e...
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.
Smithey Ironware embraces the timeless tradition of outdoor cast iron cooking, from garden parties to campfire meals. Join their journey for recipes, stories, and tips to elevate your open-flame culinary adventures.
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.