• @RealFknNito
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    337 months ago

    The amount of disgusting freaks that don’t know you need to wash this and reapply the seasoning with oil in the oven is insane to me.

    • @[email protected]
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      167 months ago

      Needs washed, but you can just heat the oil on the stove if you’ve seasoned the thing in the first place.

      • @RealFknNito
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        117 months ago

        I learned from a chef that an oven would work better due to the even heat applied all over but in a pinch or if you don’t want to do all that, the stove top could be fine.

        • @hydrospanner
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          27 months ago

          That’s the main reason I do an oven seasoning once a year or so. With my electric stove, it’ll get the bottom ripping hot while the sides won’t ever quite catch up.

          In the oven I can do an even, set 450-500 and hold it there as long as I like. Then I can shut it off and let the pan cool slowly and evenly.

    • @Holyhandgrenade
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      157 months ago

      Dude, you’re not supposed to scrape off the seasoning every time you wash the pan. I reapply a bit of oil maybe once or twice a year. I normally just wash it some soap and water after cooking.

      • @Blackrook7
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        27 months ago

        I don’t use soap, I just use a bit of hot water with the kitchen faucet sprayer and I have a flat metal spatula to scrape off any stuck on bits… wipe with paper towel and that’s it.

        • @Holyhandgrenade
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          17 months ago

          That’s perfectly fine, I use soap because I eat meat and my gf is vegetarian so I don’t want to leave any grease. Also I find soap just makes it a bit easier to clean.