[TheForge] Re: Cast Iron Cookware
Phlip
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Wed Mar 27 01:34:01 2002
Roy Wilson wrote:
> On Wed, 27 Mar 2002 01:10:07 -0500, Phlip wrote:
>
> >, then by heating to red hot on the stove
> >and reseasoning.
>
> You don't have to get it that hot. Rub the cooking surface with
> butter and put it on a high heat. Just as the butter forms grey
> "ash", pull it off the heat and let it air cool. Wipe out well
> with greased paper and reseason normally.
Well, that's how hot I let it get before I reseason it- reseasoning's
usually another heat. Gives it a chance to burn out anything obnoxious,
like, maybe..... turnips?
;-)
> On the Chinese stuff... I've seen pots put on the stove and
> catch fire. Seems it's not only their shop castings they "fix"
> with Bondo!
Doesn't surprise me. Scotti and Aine are, I think, buying this stuff for
camping gear, and want something that will travel well and isn't
terribly expensive. They do know decent knives, and they bought a cheapy
knife set for camping last year- Cabella's Butchering Kit for $29.99,
IIRC.
Phlip