How To (Remove) Old STICKY GREASE From A Cast Iron Skillet!
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
- Mr. Cast Iron addresses an easily fixed issue, or at least, it is my simple way to solve this! What happens if you put too much oil when seasoning cast iron? Discover how to fix sticky cast iron, especially after seasoning. Learn the steps to remove old sticky grease from a cast iron skillet and the proper methods to season cast iron, ensuring no sticky cast iron skillet residue in future use.
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Thanx! Just the info I was needing. Will try this.
Great video mike thanks for the info have a great weekend 👍
Thanks, Nate, and you too, my friend!
Thank you Mike! This is exactly the information I was looking for. 👍
You’re welcome! I’m glad it was helpful!
Great advice, Mike. Amazing how useful salt can be👍
It sure is! Thank you Bobbi!
Great advice.. Unlike the advice "More is Better". Thank you, Mike. Stay safe and stay warm
Thanks, you too Sean!
When has advice ever leant itself towards “more is better”? Truly curious in what aspect you’ve heard this. I’ve only ever heard “less is better”.
I was taught many years ago to season cast iron with suet and I never had a stickiness problem. I just re- seasoned a cast iron griddle with the recommended canola oil and now it is awfully sticky. I will follow your advice to clean it up so I can pass it down to my daughter. Tell me, why the switch from suet to canola oil? Thank you
How do you clean the bottom of skillet outside?
This video is just what I needed. My pan has some sticky on some parts and I had no idea what to do. I'll give this a try and see if it helps. Thanks!
You're welcome, my freind! Let us know how it turns out, ok!?
Did it work?
Mike, I had this problem once. I used a stainless steel scrubbie and hot water to scrub the area well, dried it off, heated it up, added some more oil and placed it back in the oven for another hour. It worked and the problem was solved. If it happens again, I will try the coarse salt method.
Thanks for sharing your techniques with us, too, though. I use a stainless pad sometimes, and I use a chainmail scrubber, too. I know some folks frown on that, but they work just fine!
Hello. What can I do to clean my cast iron grate tops that sit on my stove top? I've taught four ladies to cook and my husband fries everything. I occasionally put it in the dishwasher and that helps a bit but it in no way clears it off. It looks simply horrible.
Happppy Halloween to you both. 🎃
Thank you! Happy Halloween Cynthia!
Sounds like all good advise to me. Might not be a bad idea to check pieces, not used often, to make sure
they 1) Haven't started to rust, but 2) if stored with a lid on that it's not glued itself permanently to the Dutch Oven.
Maybe just store the pieces separately.
TYFS Mike
Thanks Mark! Yeah those kids can stick if not stored properly!
Uncle Mikey!!!!
Dang you beating me to the first comment! Dang it!
Hey Rick!!
He’s like that Doug lol!
If it's only sticky only the inside, esp if just in some spots, I've heard ... just cook with it and wear it down.
Reheating to like 300 and wiping down those spots can work, sometimes.
The worst I've seen is a badly restored Griswold lid I bought last year, sticky everywhere. Half the "seasoning" came off with a Dawn wash and the rest with a lye bath. Worked out fine after that.
What about using steel wool, like SOS, or Brillo?
I heard that! Yeah, a Brillo pad will work, too. Just be sure to wash it out really good, though.