I have been cooking with all the different saved oils. What happened was it caked up on the lid, and after things dried, I thought the flakiness was the coating chipping off. I clean it with water maybe twice a year, otherwise just wipe it with paper.

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Cooking on cast is an acquired taste and skill 🤟

What are your thoughts on cast iron woks? I don't like that you can't flip it like a regular wok.

I don’t have a wok. But i imagine if you have a well seasoned one and get it really hot you can have it perform well.

Maybe do a few forearm workouts to get that two handed shuffle flip down. 🤓

Only reason I have one of those regular, cheaper woks is to reheat leftovers. My cast iron pan is about 12" wide and 2" deep, makes a lot of food and I have a lid, it's big enough for just about everything I do, so I don't need a wok, I just want one. But I like doing maybe 90% of my cooking with 1 pan. My other cast iron pan is a small one for a single egg. An impulse buy.

You could use a strip down and re-season. Steel wool, dawn soap and elbow grease. Don’t worry about the folks who are scared of soap.

I was going to try this brush that plugs in mtvdrill bit. It is gentle enough to clean and the bristles are plastic.

Posted a link to a close up of it.