I had to post this since my wife just used our 10" Lodge for quesadillas.
There was cheese and black bead "crud" after the cook.
One drop of Dawn and a scrub with a scotch brite cleaned everything.
Put it on the stove and wiped off the water. Heated it until very hot.
Spray a small amount of canola oil on a towel and wipe. Let heat until in smokes.
Side note; we cook almost everything in our cast irons and carbon steel. We do have a cheap POFA-free pan for eggs.
Large Big Green Egg, Weber Performer Deluxe, Weber Smokey Joe Silver, Fireboard Drive, 3 DigiQs, lots of Thermapens, and too much other stuff to mention.
If I abuse it by being inattentive and overheating it, thereby burning off the seasoning, I’ll reseason it. That’s more common on the cast iron BGE inserts than it is on the skillets, but I’ve done it on those, too. Otherwise none of it has ever needed to be reseasoned.
While my wife takes care of the cast iron using flaxseed oil or a paste I make up from beeswax and flaxseed oil I follow my grandmother’s simple three step method:
Fry your chicken in lard in it.
Fry your bacon in it.
Fry your fatback in it.
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