Smithey Seasoned No. 10 Cast Iron Skillet | 10 Inch

Product Description

Sear proteins, sauté vegetables, bake cornbread, and prepare everyday skillet meals in the Smithey No. 10. As the first skillet manufactured by Smithey, this versatile size holds a distinct place in the brand’s range. Its cast iron body retains steady heat, while the satin-smooth polished interior develops improved release through regular cooking and seasoning.

Smithey founder Isaac Morton’s interest in restoring vintage cookware helped inspire a modern interpretation of polished 19th-century American ironware. Made in the USA, the No. 10 combines traditional cast iron character with modern production, a preseasoned finish, and an engravable surface.

Details & Dimensions

• Seasoned No. 10 cast iron skillet
• Top diameter: 10 inches
• Depth: 2 inches
• Cooking surface diameter: 9 inches
• Handle-to-handle length: 16.5 inches
• Approximate weight: 6.7 lb
• Satin-smooth polished interior cooking surface
• Preseasoned and ready for initial use according to the manufacturer’s guidance
• Seasoned surface without a synthetic nonstick coating
• Traditional long handle with helper handle
• Dual pour spouts
• Hanging holes on both sides
• Engravable surface
• The first skillet manufactured by Smithey
• Made in the USA
• Covered by a lifetime guarantee

Use & Care

• Suitable for searing, sautéing, baking, cornbread, and everyday skillet meals
• Preheat gradually and add cooking oil or another fat as appropriate for the recipe
• Regular cooking and seasoning help the polished surface develop improved release over time
• For oven seasoning, Smithey recommends 450°F
• The skillet and handles become hot; use dry oven mitts and lift with both handles when needed
• Allow cookware to cool before cleaning
• Hand wash with warm water and a soft brush or nonabrasive sponge
• Avoid soaking and do not place in the dishwasher
• Dry immediately and thoroughly to help prevent rust
• Apply a very light coating of cooking oil after drying to maintain the seasoning
• Store in a dry place and protect the polished surface when stacking
• Follow the manufacturer’s seasoning, temperature, warranty, and care guidance