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Yeah I know Just thought it was funny (kind of)F
(You can fix that though)
Damn! Dude went dark real fastyou beat her with the pan, then restore it
She just scrubbed it hard with a metal scrubby and didn't dry it. It was completely black before thatWhat did she do?
Lol it will season itself again… cook some bacon, fry some veggies, and make cornbread in the oven… it will turn back black in no time lolShe just scrubbed it hard with a metal scrubby and didn't dry it. It was completely black before that
That's how you justify 3 knives - honey, they are needed to fix this...
It's a super thin cast iron Lodge skilletWell, that's not cast iron, it's carbon steel! Wife did a great job, she washed it and then got busy and forgot to dry it lol. Mine won’t even bother to use cast iron or carbon steel lol. Or even wash them lol.
Good thing that rust is superficial and easy fix. Scrub it down with dish soap, rinse and wipe dry, then scrub with pam spray and coarse salt with a half cut potato… and if still any residual rust, do a 20 minute bath of vinegar/water 50:50 solution. That skillet doesn’t need to be fully stripped. And last step, preseason!
Carbon steel and Cast iron have same cooking properties but will differ in heat retention and weight. Triple riveted skillets are carbon steel, prelaminated and cut and shaped and assembled (pan + handle). Cast iron is molten and poured in sand moulds. It’s only one piece!It's a super thin cast iron Lodge skillet
Interesting! Ok thanksCarbon steel and Cast iron have same cooking properties but will differ in heat retention and weight. Triple riveted skillets are carbon steel, prelaminated and cut and shaped and assembled (pan + handle). Cast iron is melted and poured in sand moulds. It’s only one piece!
and iron oxideYeah, it's carbon steel.
You need to get a divorce immediately!She just scrubbed it hard with a metal scrubby and didn't dry it. It was completely black before that
Like every other pan, with dish soap, scrub it well, rinse well, wipe dry and spray some pam oil and wipe with a paper towel.What is the correct procedure for cleaning cast iron? Very hot water, dry, then lightly oiled? Or should a mild soap be used?
What is the correct procedure for cleaning cast iron? Very hot water, dry, then lightly oiled? Or should a mild soap be used?
Samw here… have over 100+ pieces. Wapak collector here. Probably I might know u from other groups lmaoI clean all my cast iron and carbon steel pans with a sponge, soap and water every time I use them. I never bother oiling them either, just make sure they're nice and dry before storing. I've been into cast iron a lot longer than knives and stones and have over a hundred pieces. Once you have even a halfway decent seasoning on them they're pretty low maintenance IMO.
I clean all my cast iron and carbon steel pans with a sponge, soap and water every time I use them. I never bother oiling them either, just make sure they're nice and dry before storing. I've been into cast iron a lot longer than knives and stones and have over a hundred pieces. Once you have even a halfway decent seasoning on them they're pretty low maintenance IMO.
Samw here… have over 100+ pieces. Wapak collector here. Probably I might know u from other groups lmao
The reason I asked is because I wasn't sure about whether or not soap would effect the seasoning of the pan. Thanks.Like every other pan, with dish soap, scrub it well, rinse well, wipe dry and spray some pam oil and wipe with a paper towel.
Like any other woman, she might not be able to turn water into wine, but she'll have you drinking copious amounts of wine in no time at all.wow!
She can turn cast iron into carbon steel?
Can she turn lead into gold? Or water into wine?
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