yes, but the steel has to be oriented in an end-grain configuration. It helps to use a damascus steel so you can mix layers that are more thermally stable with layers that are less likely to discolor.This is clearly a problem solvable with better steel. Get some high speed steel sheetpans in hap40, k390, rex121, etc. just don’t cut pizza in them with a gyuto.
Don’t forget to force a patina with mustardyes, but the steel has to be oriented in an end-grain configuration. It helps to use a damascus steel so you can mix layers that are more thermally stable with layers that are less likely to discolor.
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