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ijyt posted:I dunno that sounds pretty gross. I don't own a cast iron skillet because it just seems to gross to me. There is some detail i am missing because that poo poo should attract bugs like a mofo
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RFC2324 posted:I don't own a cast iron skillet because it just seems to gross to me. There is some detail i am missing because that poo poo should attract bugs like a mofo Bugs are attracted to intense smells, from sugars and large food spills. Not a microscopic layer of oil embedded in the surface of a pan that has had any bacteria cooked right out of it.
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It is gross because that's a pan kept dirty by someone who thinks seasoning affects flavour and requires never cleaning the pan properly. If your "seasoning" comes off with some dish soap and a brush (as opposed to oven cleaner and steel wool) you have a dirty pan, not a well seasoned one. If you can taste the seasoning on your pan, you have a dirty pan, not a well seasoned one. Do your loving dishes (even if that sometimes means just wiping it thoroughly, you should still clean your goddamn pans) you gross goons. You know who you are. Still don't put one in the dishwasher since cast iron rusts way faster than stainless steel, but someone doing it once by mistake isn't going to irrecoverably ruin it. Waci has a new favorite as of 09:09 on Nov 15, 2019 |
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ijyt posted:I dunno that sounds pretty gross. Hmm yes this thing people have been using to cook with for centuries must have some downside that only I, a goon, have thought of. e: yeah im the Cast Iron Guy in my friend group
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Waci posted:It is gross because that's a pan kept dirty by someone who thinks seasoning affects flavour and requires never cleaning the pan properly. Spot the white person.
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Nucular Carmul posted:Hmm yes this thing people have been using to cook with for centuries must have some downside that only I, a goon, have thought of. Can I interest you in a hot stone.
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RFC2324 posted:Cast iron soaks up the grease from cooking in it (people preoil to get it started) and that helps the flavor. Kinda like a charcoal grill that only gets burned clean Thats bullshit. Seasoning the pan means oiling it and heating it up to a point where the oil starts to burn up. Its starts to form a carbon layer on the iron which acts as an non-stick coating. Do it a couple of times and your pan is ready. After use, just rinse your pan out with some warm water and wipe it clean with some sort of non abrasive cleaning cloth. After that you can put a drop of oil in it to prevent rusting if you aren't gonna need it for a couple of days. Using a cast iron pan has nothing to do with a special flavor! Clean your loving cast iron pans people! Also, a well seasoned pan can totally survive a dishwasher.
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RFC2324 posted:I don't own a cast iron skillet because it just seems to gross to me. There is some detail i am missing because that poo poo should attract bugs like a mofo You clean your cast iron skillet with soap and water, the weirdoes who don't clean their cast iron skillet don't understand what seasoning is.
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Turtlicious posted:You clean your cast iron skillet with soap and water, the weirdoes who don't clean their cast iron skillet don't understand what seasoning is. Shai-Hulud posted:Thats bullshit. Seasoning the pan means oiling it and heating it up to a point where the oil starts to burn up. Its starts to form a carbon layer on the iron which acts as an non-stick coating. Do it a couple of times and your pan is ready. Technically, these follow the correct understanding of seasoning. However, you should still not wash your cast iron skillet. You should not wash any of your dish or cookware. You should be eating off the floor like a proper animal you bougie monkey scum.
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Caufman posted:Technically, these follow the correct understanding of seasoning. However, you should still not wash your cast iron skillet. You should not wash any of your dish or cookware. You should be eating off the floor like a proper animal you bougie monkey scum. 
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Caufman posted:Technically, these follow the correct understanding of seasoning. However, you should still not wash your cast iron skillet. You should not wash any of your dish or cookware. You should be eating off the floor like a proper animal you bougie monkey scum.
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Caufman posted:Technically, these follow the correct understanding of seasoning. However, you should still not wash your cast iron skillet. You should not wash any of your dish or cookware. You should be eating off the floor like a proper animal you bougie monkey scum.
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ijyt posted:Can I interest you in a hot stone.
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Captain Splendid posted:As someone who lives in Eixample, que m'adverteixis abans. Although, to be honest, half of it's already been set on fire in the past month. I hope you guys are less on fire lately. Terrassa was pretty quiet except things were slightly less open even than usual.
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Teflon lubricates the bowels and is an important part of the modern diet.
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We clean our cast iron pan with salt and a wet sponge, sometimes rock sugar. Then let it sit in a warm place. This usually keeps it clean and well seasoned while also adding flavor to whatever dish we are cooking next. Overnight chicken is our favorite. We let the chicken rest out on the counter overnight to add “gamey flavor” or whatever and then cook it on high heat. If it’s sunny we might bbq it on our newspaper hibachi.
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"I put a thing in the dish washer" is probably the minimum amount effort anyone has ever put into a relationship.
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One of my old housemates did this with a carbon steel frying pan, but didn't get the idea it can't be left wet and then handwashed it and let it dry so I had to fix it twice. Thankfully it wasn't tooooo bad but it wasn't great having to clean it back to bare metal lol
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Nov 15, 2019 11:11
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I never wash my plates. I don't want the seasoning to come off.
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Eat straight from the pan then leave it on the stove for the next time you cook, imo.
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Eat the pan.
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Just dump the food out of the packet onto the floor and eat it like a animal
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Memento posted:Just dump the food out of the packet onto the floor and eat it like a animal Animals don't do that though.
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Properly washing cast iron with soap & water makes for a good burnt baby, just like Funwaa likes it.  
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The proper use for cast iron pans is a reliable weapon against the Fair Folk.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:The proper use for cast iron pans is a reliable weapon against the Fair Folk.
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A seasoned cast iron pan doesn't do poo poo for flavor, wtf. The entire point of it is to be naturally nonstick. What are you people talking about? 
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Nov 15, 2019 14:20
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Don Gato posted:Spot the white person. Seasoning cast iron was a goddamn punchline in a Frasier episode, get out of here with this poo poo.
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I just sprinkle salt/pepper on my cast iron and hit it about 3 min on each side, that baby's ready to eat.
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Sandwich Anarchist posted:A seasoned cast iron pan doesn't do poo poo for flavor, wtf. The entire point of it is to be naturally nonstick. What are you people talking about? Excuse to not clean.
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Excuse to get REALLY INVESTED IN THE RITUAL OF A THING despite not understanding the why of it at all?
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Data Graham posted:Excuse to get REALLY INVESTED IN THE RITUAL OF A THING despite not understanding the why of it at all? See every holiday ever. I mean, we don't need christmas to settle the Kreingle Demon, we have apps that do that...but still people get all butt hurt if you don't put out the traps.
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Gonna have to remember "cast iron pans" next time i want to roll a hot take grenade into a thread  
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I either missed or forgot Stephen Hawking died, figures.
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Sandwich Anarchist posted:A seasoned cast iron pan doesn't do poo poo for flavor, wtf. The entire point of it is to be naturally nonstick. What are you people talking about? The first thing I ever heard about cast iron was that it does "something" for the flavor. This is bullshit for a seasoned pan but if you're using an unseasoned pan or one with a poorly done or thin seasoning it'll leech iron into the food. So when people hear that cast iron can change flavor and hear about seasoning a pan they connect the two but backwards. Because common sense is just code for ignorant guessing.
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mysterious frankie posted:Seasoning cast iron was a goddamn punchline in a Frasier episode, get out of here with this poo poo. Again, spot the white person.
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Speedboat Jones posted:Again, spot the white person. In Frasier? OK, I'll give it a go.
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That's why I only cool with essential oils.
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