Wonderful Tips About How To Cure A Iron Skillet
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How to cure a iron skillet. After about half an hour, scrub. When you buy a cast iron pan you need to cure it to keep food from sticking. Don’t let that scare you off—a cast iron skillet can.
If your cast iron skillet starts developing rust, treat it immediately by soaking half vinegar and half water. Place in a 375°f oven for 10 minutes to dry thoroughly. Rinse out the skillet and dry with a towel.
Wipe away all excess oil so no pooling oil is. No need to throw it away because it’s incredibly easy to restore and season back to its glory days. Wash the residue with hot water and mild soap if needed.
Remove from oven, increase oven temperature to 500°f, and rub the surface. Want to keep your cast iron cookware looking like new? Coat the cast iron cookware liberally with vegetable oil or shortening.
You may have heard conflicting info about whether it’s okay to use. First, using a paper towel, coat the pan with a neutral oil like canola or vegetable oil (including the bottom and handle of the pan). Hot water will help loosen food that stuck onto the pan.
Use a fine grade steel wool pad and scrub the pan surface, inside and out, to remove rust and debris. If there's a lid, do it, too. Once you have cleaned all the.