Devon_Steven
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The whole process here:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/139117223@N03/albums/72157673125997173
When this pan arrived from Amazon.co.uk it wasn't in great condition; the packaging was all torn and dirty and the pan was covered in marks and had a few scratches.
It also got a little rusty sitting around unseasoned in the kitchen for several weeks.
Well, being into knives this was no problem as I have a full range of high-quality wet and dry sandpaper to tidy it up with. Even 'eased' the rim of the pan (which was a little sharp).
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Oil used is flaxseed oil, as per many online recommendations.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/139117223@N03/albums/72157673125997173
When this pan arrived from Amazon.co.uk it wasn't in great condition; the packaging was all torn and dirty and the pan was covered in marks and had a few scratches.
It also got a little rusty sitting around unseasoned in the kitchen for several weeks.
Well, being into knives this was no problem as I have a full range of high-quality wet and dry sandpaper to tidy it up with. Even 'eased' the rim of the pan (which was a little sharp).
Oil used is flaxseed oil, as per many online recommendations.