Probably from the 20s or 30s because it's cast iron.

可能是二三十年代的，因为这是铸铁的。

Normally, you want the char from lapping flames or a cast iron griddle.

通常情况下，你需要的是烘烤火焰或铸铁烤盘的炭火。

The dome was first completed around 1863.Its cast iron frame, said U.S. Senate Historian Don Ritchie, contributes to the weathering.

圆顶最初是在1863年竣工。美国参议院历史学·表示铸铁的框架能够耐得住风雨。

Later on came the development of glass, metal, and cast iron cookware.

来出现了玻璃、金属和铸铁炊具的发展。

And just throw it on a super hot cast iron pan.

把它扔在超热的铸铁锅上。

While the cast iron is coming up to temperature with that oil, I've been preheating a griddle pan.

在铸铁锅加热油的同时，我已经在预热烤盘。

Make sure and check out my new cookbook, my cast iron pan.

确保并查看我的新食谱，我的铸铁锅。

The last pan that we'll try is the heavier cast iron pan.

我们要尝试的最锅是较重的铸铁锅。

For example, on 29 March, British forces had blown up a cast-iron statue of him in Basra.

例如，3月29日，英军在巴士拉炸毁了他的座铸铁雕像。

So I've got a really hot cast iron here.

所以我这有非常热的铸铁。

Indeed it seems that every colony, except Georgia, had its iron foundry.

事实上，似乎每殖民地，除了格鲁吉亚，都有自己的铸铁厂。

A side view of his features might have been mistaken for a profile done in cast iron.

他五官的侧视图可能被误认为是铸铁制成的轮廓。

And the steel that he wanted was actually cast iron that was unsuitable for military use.

而他想要的钢材实际上是不适合军事用途的铸铁。

This is just some butter melted in a cast iron.

这只是些在铸铁中融化的黄油。

I've got my giant cast iron skillet.

我有我的巨型铸铁煎锅。

I'm using a cast-iron griddle that spans the length of two burners.

我正在使用跨越两燃烧器长度的铸铁煎锅。

This is a 10 inch cast iron pan and we developed it with the extra kind of lip up here.

这是 10 英寸的铸铁锅，我们在这开发了种额外的边缘。

So I have my cast iron skillet here.

所以我有我的铸铁煎锅。

The capitol dome, being cast iron, has been hit by lightning countless times. And it has been weathering in that position for 150 years-since 1863.

铸铁的国会大厦圆顶无数次被闪电击中。而且自1863年在那位置以来它直经受住了150年的风雨侵袭。

The great danger of a cast-iron system of this sort is that it may provoke revolution as the sole method of progress.

这种铸铁系统的最大危险在于它可能会激起革命， 将其作为唯的进步方式。