Cornbread Skillet Restoration
In this video i will restore this vintage Cornbread pan made by Wagner in the USA.
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Cornbread Ingredients:
All purpose flour: All purpose flour will allow the bread to rise a bit and give it the spongy, caky consistency of bread.
Yellow cornmeal: A must for cornbread! It give the bread its beautiful golden-brown color and the grainy, delicious consistency.
Granulated sugar: This gives the bread a touch of sweetness it needs to balance out the corn and bread flavors.
Salt: Just a pinch to bring out the complexity of flavors.
Baking powder: To help the dough rise and expand as it bakes.
Butter: This is a must - it gives the bread a moist, flaky, rich flavor that is heavenly.
Egg: This binds everything together and helps the bread to rise.
Milk: For a rich, moist cornbread!
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Oh you said it
I'm trying to smoothly sand down a large broadsword with a several small rust divits in it, what would be the best way to go about this?
will do!
nice easter "EGG" bruh =]]
What happens when you put rust remover in a jar full of rust dust? Lemonade?
Cleaning and seasoning cast iron is pretty straightforward, but it is really fun to watch and the cornbread turned out amazing. Good job.
Yeah, it did strike me at the end that I just watched a man clean a pan, prepare it then make cornbread... Enjoyed it nonetheless though.
My KZhead channel there I also restore my old resty bicycle to a new mountain cycle🔃
True,but he is good at his craft.
Yup, I can begrudge him using the tools, but a fine steel-wool pad and a can of Easy-Off woulda done the same thing (done it a thousand times). Canola oil came out nice, but I prefer Crisco shortening for its smoke point. A cast iron manufacturer once recommended that to me, and it's slick as glass.
It went from tysytube into howtobasic for a second
I always love sandblasting. The difference in before and after is instant and so huge!
Not always that instant. If you've got a small part with loose rust it can be a pretty quick process, but if you're doing something with a lot of surface area, like a set of motorbike engine castings or a couple of old steel wheels, the job REALLY drags on. :(
yes but sometimes it makes me cough lol
@@Reman1975 I think that's not the kind of "instant" the thread starter was referring to ;-) You point the sandblaster to a rusted piece and instantly the area hit by the blast changes from rusty to mint condition. It is like painting with the color of "new". Of course it takes a while until your entire motorbike engine is "painted" like that.
@@Mad9977 always wear a respirator, especially with exotic abrasives like garnet. They will have sharp edges you'd never normally inhale.
@@jsalsman oh i am sure of that, but i was talking of myself, even if its filmed i cough from time to time =D
My Mother had several of these little corn 🌽 muffin cast iron trays. She loved using them for us. What Wonderful memories to see again. Thank you 🥳👏🏼🥳👏🏼🥳👏🏼🥰👏🏼🥰👏🏼🥰👏🏼🥰👏🏼
As a How to Basic fan, the mere sight of eggs was enough to cause apprehension.
Imagine someone stole this package cause they felt it was heavy and opened it up and found a rusty bread pan
Bet they were disappointed lol
😂😂
I would count that as a score.
I have one exactly like this. It's had tons of cornbread made in it. Still use it. Nice cornbread. I like to grease the pan with shortening or lard and heat it up in the oven before adding the batter. Give a nice crispy bottom, which is the best part in my opinion.
Agreed! I use lard for seasoning cast iron pans, just thoroughly wipe off the excess. Canola leaves a sticky residue, I find.
Yes! The pre-heated pan is a must! My pan was my mother's and is at least 70 yrs. old. We came from TN, and what is shown here is "Yankee cornbread"- made with sugar. My grandfather would consider that "cake". I love these videos!
@@jennielee3977 And what is the recipe for this..."Rebel cornbread".....?
@@jennielee3977 I would like to know the recipe too please 😁
@@edmer68 Same thing... only no sugar.
I tried grapeseed oil for seasoning my pans and so far, it's worked really really well. The oil is bit pricey but grapeseed oil preforms incredibly well.
I appreciate all the extravagant decanters Tysy has for their restoration supplies
Always heat your cast iron to cooking temperature before adding your dough. It will make the underside golden brown, crunchy and delicious.
and wasn’t like that?
@@TysyTube When you turn on your oven, put in your pan. Let it heat as the oven heats. When the oven is ready, pull out the pan, add butter and then pour in the dough. As you add in the dough, it will bubble and squeal. After cooking, it will be crispier than if you'd put in the dough when the pan is cold.
That is an excellent tip I was not aware of
Have to agree. Part of the point of using cast iron instead of a plain baking pan is it's heat retention. Also, you can use that to make AMAZING corn on the cobb. Leave the corn in it's husk- this SIGNIFICANTLY brings out the corn's natural sweetness. This can be done in a well ventilated kitchen, but it does get smoky toward the end so I advise using a grill outside. Cook 20 minutes inside husk, meanwhile pre heat cast iron pan in the oven to 375. You can let the corn cool enough to take husks off. Then drop a tablespoon of butter into each well of the skillet and set the corn in. Let cook 4-6 minutes, add an additional tablespoon of butter, flip, bake another 4-6 minutes. Enjoy.
Thank you, I'll tell my mom for the next time we'll make bread together
Отличная работа! И порадовало в конце, что вы испекли в ней кукурузный хлеб! 😍👍
Ohhhh now I get it! CORN 🌽 bread! It’s in the shape of corn!
My Mother had one of those pans and I am sure I have it here somewhere! Now I have to find it. Thank you for sharing another great restoration video! I love watching you restore things to usefulness! 💖 Your cornbread looks delicious! 💖
I have one too!
They are neat, but unfortunately unless you are going to soak them in pinto beans, they are so thin they turn out bone dry. Maybe if you put some cream of corn soup in the middle they might be okay, but they are just too dang dry for me to eat plain.
@@bryanboone7363 it depends on the recipe; you have to make them moister than what you would cook in a cake pan. TysyTube did a great job, you can see at the end when he breaks one. Just keep them sealed.
@@bryanboone7363 The best thing to do with a cornbread thats too dry is to put it in a bowl then pour just enough hot milk on top to moisten it followed by a sprinkle of sugar. Its a great kind of sweet and salty porridge-ish breakfast.
@@Pancreaticdefect whenever I do that usually I also put it back in the pan and bake it it makes moisture cornbread
My grandmothers and aunts baked thousands of these tasty bread in these. My brother is attempting to master the skill they possessed.
Just look up the recipe in "The Joy of Cooking" or on the side of the cornmeal box. Works great!
You are the best one on KZhead who does these types of restorations. Your methods are beyond reproach.
I love the dark background! It is much easier to watch at night
Oh man, my grandma still has one of these, I remember her making cornbread and blueberry muffins in it when we were kids. I think she had a fish one, too...
Is it just me or i would watch the whole unedited sandblasting from beginning to end? Upvote so I know I'm not alone in this. I don't mind if it's sped up like here, just I enjoy the sandblasting section most of all.
They look 😋. I'd love to try cornbread one day. Lol.
You are not only a restorer but a life-giver who gives life to old and rusty items. Really respect you and your work... And, the egg part though... I laughed all day! And, I will be grateful if you give me one cornbread.
As a chef I feel morally obligated to tell you that you could have salvaged the crushed eggshell mess by running it through a Chinoise (strainer), it would have also removed the chalazea (weird white protein fiber that connect the yolk to the wall of the shell, it breaks down as the egg ages, but can be an issue on fresh eggs) if you were feeling frisky about not wanting anything messing up smooth beaten eggs.
Isn't this called a Corn Pone?
Yeah. I saw that and was horrified, as I'm almost certain that all just went in the trash. What a waste, and all for a joke...
i gave the video a thumb down because of this.
@@Foodpermaculture Once someone buys something it’s their property and that person can do whatever they wish with said item or good, and it’s *NOT* a waste, even if thrown to the trash can. You gotta learn to respect that.
@@XochiCh I am sure some people have said that about slaves. It doesn't make it right.
On se dit "Ouais c'est juste un moule à gâteau..." et en fait c'est quand même intéressant !! Pas à dire, c'est du bon boulot. Merci pour la vidéo !!
Oh I live just down the street from the old Wagner Ware factory! So cool to see something from my home town getting restored!
Hi, it's lovely to see an old pan being cleaned and still used. You do a great job restoring people's forgotten items. Have a good week and thank for sharing your videos.
I've always wanted to see cornbread made in one of those cast iron forms. Cool!
Dang that crunchy bite sound at 10:24 was so satisfying haha. The sand blasting is always so nice to watch 😊
Wow, I have the same pan and use it quite a bit. I always wash and dry it carefully so it doesn’t rust and coat it with a little oil as well. I also have a Christmas tree pan to make gingerbread. Same routine. Thank you for this episode.
I see you are a man of culture knowing the way of the egg.
I am now hopelessly hungry for cornbread and ham ‘n bean soup! That was awesome, Tysy! Since it was made here in the US, can’t believe I have never seen one of these pans. I might have to now find one. Happy 2022! 👍👍👍
Yeah same lol
KZhead: Want to see someone clean a cornbread skillet at 4AM?! Me: Sure, why not?
It amazes me what rabbit holes I go down at 6:24 am. Apparently it happens.
Oh, these are such a classic! In the southern US, I see one of these at practically every antique store I go to, lol. Nice restoration!
My grandmother had one, and she made the best cornbread!
Adorei , nunca tinha visto uma forma de pão em forma de milho.🌽🍞
1 cup of yellow cornmeal 1 cup of all purpose flour 2/3 cup of sugar 1 teaspoon of salt 3 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 1 egg 1 cup of buttermilk 1/3 cup of vegetable oil Heat oven to 425 degrees F (218 C) Mix the dry ingredients in one bowl Mix the wet ingredients in another bowl Mix the two bowls together Pour the batter in a pan Bake for 20 to 23 minutes.
Isso se chama "madalenes"
I have one of those pans in the "before" condition as well! You give me hope for salvaging it now. Thank you!
That is some delicious looking cornbread logs. All we need now is beans and ham hocks, dinner served. 👍👍😁😁🇨🇱🇺🇸
This is probably the silliest one of his I have watched, loved every bit of it. Lol
Cornbread looks good and sounds good! Love the glass decanter.
You’re really professional and funny, love your content, keep up the good work ☺️
Oh dayum!! Then he made the breeeaadd!! Love it Tysy!
So excited about the rust collection jar!
Wow! I didn’t know such a pan existed till now. You did a great job with the restoration and I assume the pan is cast iron? It’s so cool to see something revived and used again. Also for a future project do you think you could try to restore one of those old vintage coke machines? I think it would be interesting as to how they made the machine work all those years ago.
This would be an awesome video
The pan and the cornbread both look fantastic. Always had better luck cracking eggs on flat surfaces instead of the edge of a bowl, if cracking eggs is a problem for ya. Keep up the amazing content ty.
LOL what every kitchen needs a trowel. Great video as usual.
My parents had a couple of these when I was a kid, so seeing these brings back memories. I've built a career and around repair and making, and cornbread has *always* been an important food in my life. With all those experiences, I had this feeling that this video was made especially for me. :)
Nice to hear that! I'm glad your life and your career is still going well
One of the most satisfying youtube channels :)
The perfect time for a "I've always wanted to do that" moment 🤣
You made it with buttermilk too I'm impressed. 👍😋
Those look so good! Thanks for sharing. I ate mine in one bite. It was so tasty! 😋 I haven't seen one of those pans in forever. Great restore. Now you can have yummy cornbread every Sunday. Lucky you!
It would be interseting to weight the part before and after sandblasting in order to have an idea of how much rust it represents. Great restoration, thanks for the video !
I love watching these videos
I was SO happy to see you actually bake in it ☺️♥️
Congratulations my friend 🌿
Wishing I had access to sandblasting when I restored mine! Looks great, but seasoning and cooking cornbread is best done with the pan already hot (at least in the deep south United States where cornbread is life!). Looks like a good recipe :)
I have a 4set of these same pans and I absolutely love them. Mine are about 100 years old and still as nonstick as when my great granny owned them.
Thanks for using it and showing what the corn bread would look like baked 😃👍🏼 🌽
True southern cornbread has no sugar. Also, I would have used bacon grease instead of butter & buttermilk instead of milk. But, yes, your cornsticks look beautiful!
this was butter milk, and you can’t feel the sugar at all ✌🏻
@@TysyTube *AMIGO @@ SEI DÀ SPOSARE 👰🤵🏻🧓🏾😁👍✊👊👏🙌🤗🪔🛸🏞️🌏🍏🕊️🌿 MARANATHA*
Amo esses videos, são muito satisfatorio 🇧🇷
I love the fact that this satisfying video includes a recipe, like my fav two things
OMG, my great grandmother had a cast iron mold just like this. I enjoyed watching you restore this 😊
I hope there's a video in which you restore broken cornbread. I've noticed a couple of them cracked, will you solder them or use a filler?
Butter makes an excellent filler.
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Incrível! 👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I have one of those- belonged to my grandparents. Hasn't been used in decades because it looks just like this one did. Now I know it can be salvaged- thank you!
Omg I freaking love that pan. My mom makes cornbread all the time and that's such a cute way to cook it
Seus dotes culinários são ótimos!!!!
Desperdiçou uma granja inteira só
Ingredients for cornbread Sugar Flour Milk Butter Eggs Tysy: eggshells. Me : why eggshells? Tysy : gives it that extra crunch.
Love seeing your personality come out
I love this guy's brain, well done, brilliant, nice going, applause all the way!
take note hollywood. this is how you "subvert expectations" correctly. give us a satisfactory ending and then add the twist. 10/10 would eat...er watch again.
*_TysyTube's slow corruption into HowToBasic_*
Even remembered to season the outside of the pan, what a legend.
love how you convey your sense of humor in your videos
Nice restoration tysy ❤️❤️ well done 🎉🎉 but i am not happy about that egg waste what do you did to it 😭😭😭 don't waste food man 😘😘
What you did with the eggs was unprofessional. I hope I don't see that again. You are a great person and I like your videos.
Australians Cant help it buddy :)
Anyone who has ever eaten corn bread out of an evenly distributed cast iron like this knows, the crisp crust is just pure joy.
The how to basic tribute is worth my like👍🏻
I don't like the "performance" with eggs. Is not funny.
I love your videos so much. There is so much detail and love to them. Thank you 💜
There's still shell in there ya maniac! Doesn't matter. Your restorations are amazing and the quality of direction and productions of these videos are deeply appreciated. I love that you make beautiful and useful restorations and that you then show them in use. My mouth was WATERING when you easily removed the cornbread from the perfectly seasoned pan. Where was the butter??!! Cornbread without butter is like beer without pretzels! Thank you for this wonderful video and happy new year!
Mighty fine job young man.
Beautifully baked! Beautifully sandblasted!
I like the trying part of the skillet more. LOL. Nice work!
Great Video TysyTube!
I have one of those pans! Cornbread looks delicious!🤤
The "how to basic" part... Aweee a man of culture.
My mom made that all the time! Great restoration and you’re quite the baker too. 😊
Best thing to season cast iron with is lard. Great video as always!!
Fixing and cooking!! I like! 🥖
You made a really tasty Cornbread after you clear off the rust and coating it with Canola Oil! Proud of ya!
I've got one of these just like it from my great-grandma/grandpa. Has a very similar level of rust. Thank you for the inspiration to go restore it
Wow this is amazing, was music to my ears loved the before and after! I remember my grandma having one of these. Looks fantastic
I would like to add that I am a big fan of most of your work. As a cast iron restorer myself pots,pans,grinder ect.... If you want an item to retain it's true value a short soak in vinegar and an electrolysis tank would be the preferred method most cast iron collectors would choose a bath in lye is also used to remove old seasoning
Omg, this video really sent me back to childhood. I miss that taste, especially in combination with fried eggs and some sheep cheese 🧀 Mmm, I have to do this dish ASAP! Thanks for remembering me! Cheers!
I love the classy vessel for your canola oil.
That cornbread looks amazing.
Picked up a few of those at a garage sale for $1 a piece. Genius manufacturing going on here.
The how to basic reference was 👌
My mom used to have a couple of those cornbread pans. 😊
That sandblasting is so satisfying 😍
Oh my...restauration, cooking and asmr, all in one. Perfection all the way, bravo! Love your channel!
I need more cooking with Tysy that was hilarious 😂👏🏽