What seasoning is used to preseason it. Thx
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Wesson oil. For seasoning only. Do not use oil to cook aebleskivers. Use butter flavored crisco but very little. About a teaspoon ..and I melt it first.
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You don't use seasoning at all, you use cooking oil. It is just called seasoning. Do a search on the internet of, "how to season cast iron", to see what I'm talking about. Good luck and never, ever use soap to clean cast iron cookware.
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To season the pan use a good vegetable oil and table salt. Oil the cooking surface of the pan well, put enough salt on the oil that you can see the salt easily. Then place the pan in an oven, turn on the oven,heat to approximately 400 degrees for an hour, turn off the oven and when cool remove the pan and rub well with burlap or any good rough cloth and rinse the pan clean. There are other seasoning methods but I have found this to work the best for me.
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Before use the first time, to "season" it, wipe a coat of lard or other cooking fat (Crisco) evenly on the inside and out. Heat oven to 500 degrees. Lower temp may gum up the lard. Take a piece of foil large enough to place pan inside. Place foil and pan (upside down - cups on foil)in the oven for about an hour. Remove, wipe down with another light coat of lard then cool completely before storing. Never wash with a detergent after use. I just wipe mine clean with a paper towel.
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Wash in hot soapy water then dry immediately. Use a cloth that had been soaked in oil or melted solid shortening and wrung out, rub entire surface, even exterior. Heat upside down in 350deg oven for one hour. Turn oven off and leave pan in place until cool.
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There is no need to season prior to using. Simply wash in mild detergent, rinse, and ready to cook. Clean up is easy too!
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Well, yes but this is a cast iron pan and despite the advertisements saying it's pre-seasoned, you really should season it yourself to get the best use out of it.
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Wash lightly with soap & sponge when still hot. You dont want to scrub too much to keep it seasoned (or reseason it).If you get rust, scrub with steel wool, rinse, dry thoroughly, then oil and begin re-seasoning.
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Hi you need to season it the first time you use it. Directions come with the oven. It is great. I use it all of the time.
30473
I did not season my superstone. I just line it with parchment paper which works great for me!
1666281
It is like a teflon coating, it can scratch, I like using mine to cook with it is heavy but nice. no seasoning required...
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I did not season it at all, I just started using it to cook what ever I was preparing in it.
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Seasoning is a piece of cake. 1) Set up the tent. 2) Take a garden hose and spray down the whole tent. 3) Let the tent completely dry. 4) Re-pack the tent. You have just seasoned the tent.
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Greetings, No seasoning required. We did a good cleaning before using to remove any sealers or debris.For cleaning, just regular care with no abrasive substances. Let the pan cool a bit before washing. We use the Le Creuset cleaner for the colored surfaces which occasionally get some burned fluid on them.Enjoy!
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I have not used my griddle yet, but the Camp Chef Company offers some seasoning oil that is put onto the cast iron andit is then heated up to a certain temperature and cooled down. This supposed to help season the griddle or other cast iron cooking items.
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Hello, I know for a fact it doesnt have any seasoning and i dont believe it has any salt either but Im not positive on the salt...I will check and get back to you. Thanks
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Pre-seasoning held up pretty well. When I got it, I washed it with a little drop of soap and then just heated up it on the stove and used an oil sprayer (misto) before first cooking.
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There is no need to preseason the peel before use. Simply use, clean with hot water, and dry thoroughly. Some food grade mineral can be applied after use to help add a bit of water resistance.
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Just wash with soap and water before using. No need to season. Nonstick surface is perfect.
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I would check with mfgr but I would think any oil will work to help season. Bacon grease works best for me
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Easy to season after initial cleaning. Then no soap, just hot water, and preseason a few times. Also performs well on induction cook top. No worries.