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		By: Jennifer J. Nerone		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hello Stephanie, Jen here in Ohio.  I absolutely adored your article about cast iron.
Having your basic black iron skillet, I am somewhat familiar with what you said. But
... your tips and advice were over the top very helpful.
I somehow found you, researching cast iron molds for baking.
Just recently found a John Wright &#039;Lion n Lamb. Was quite filthy....so I knew what I was in for.
The details on this mold is beautiful.  So I wanted to make sure I got all the Yuckies off and out.
Plus I want......to see the detail in the finished cake/pop-over product.
Wow so good to know about the baking part. I was a bit perplexed on temperatures being  Higher or Lower.
Gheeze LaWheeza!!!
You were an Angel to find... I just love when that happens.. Devine intervention is Amazing.  There is for sure a funny personality somewhere... but then again...There should be... Huh???
Thanks for being you and helpful. I will keep all your advice in my brainchild harddrive..&quot;Forever&quot;. 😉😊😇  Always Jen  N. Ohio]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello Stephanie, Jen here in Ohio.  I absolutely adored your article about cast iron.<br />
Having your basic black iron skillet, I am somewhat familiar with what you said. But<br />
&#8230; your tips and advice were over the top very helpful.<br />
I somehow found you, researching cast iron molds for baking.<br />
Just recently found a John Wright &#8216;Lion n Lamb. Was quite filthy&#8230;.so I knew what I was in for.<br />
The details on this mold is beautiful.  So I wanted to make sure I got all the Yuckies off and out.<br />
Plus I want&#8230;&#8230;to see the detail in the finished cake/pop-over product.<br />
Wow so good to know about the baking part. I was a bit perplexed on temperatures being  Higher or Lower.<br />
Gheeze LaWheeza!!!<br />
You were an Angel to find&#8230; I just love when that happens.. Devine intervention is Amazing.  There is for sure a funny personality somewhere&#8230; but then again&#8230;There should be&#8230; Huh???<br />
Thanks for being you and helpful. I will keep all your advice in my brainchild harddrive..&#8221;Forever&#8221;. 😉😊😇  Always Jen  N. Ohio</p>
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