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HungryChris

HungryChris

My first effort to season my pan started today. First, I removed the battery from the smoke detector. Then I heated up the pan on the stove and went after it with steel wool until it looked and felt  like all the preservative gunk on the inside was gone.

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Then I simply dipped a paper towel lightly into the vegetable oil I use for making French fries, and wiped it into the pan and put it on the biggest burner I have, on high.

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I did this until it stopped smoking, wiped it again with the oil soaked paper towel, waited until it stopped smoking again and cooled it off. I did the same thing again and again (probably 6 or 7 times, until it looked evenly dark and coated.

Here is what I think is the finished product, cooling off outside on the deck. I am looking forward  to seeing how eggs do in it tomorrow morning.

HC

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HungryChris

HungryChris

My first effort to season my pan started today. First, I removed the battery from the smoke detector. Then I heated up the pan on the stove and went after it with steel wool until it looked and felt all like the preservative gunk on the inside was gone.

IMG_2921.thumb.JPG.cfba54a0f806baadbf0ccbf5aa8b392a.JPG

 

Then I simply dipped a paper towel lightly into the vegetable oil I use for making French fries, and wiped it into the pan and put it on the biggest burner I have, on high.

IMG_2927.thumb.JPG.53acfd5d15da803a10964853a40b6a94.JPG

I did this until it stopped smoking, wiped it again with the oil soaked paper towel, waited until it stopped smoking again and cooled it off. I did the same thing again and again (probably 6 or 7 times, until it looked evenly dark and coated.

Here is what I think is the finished product, cooling off outside on the deck. I am looking forward  to seeing how eggs do in it tomorrow morning.

HC

IMG_2929.thumb.JPG.0992bada0ce729290437509bf7c53014.JPG

HungryChris

HungryChris

My first effort to season my pan started today. First, I removed the battery from the smoke detector. Then I heated up the pan on the stove and went after it with steel wool until it looked and felt like the preservative gunk on the inside was gone.

IMG_2921.thumb.JPG.cfba54a0f806baadbf0ccbf5aa8b392a.JPG

 

Then I simply dipped a paper towel lightly into the vegetable oil I use for making French fries, and wiped it into the pan and put it on the biggest burner I have, on high.

IMG_2927.thumb.JPG.53acfd5d15da803a10964853a40b6a94.JPG

I did this until it stopped smoking, wiped it again with the oil soaked paper towel, waited until it stopped smoking again and cooled it off. I did the same thing again and again (probably 6 or 7 times, until it looked evenly dark and coated.

Here is what I think is the finished product, cooling off outside on the deck. I am looking forward  to seeing how eggs do in it tomorrow morning.

HC

IMG_2929.thumb.JPG.0992bada0ce729290437509bf7c53014.JPG

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