Re: There is not a thread dedicated to outdoor grilling
Posted: Mon May 23, 2022 12:14 am
I don’t know if it’s better than stainless though. Sorry I’m no help
Burgers & BreakfastE.H. Ruddock wrote:I use it for burgers and breakfast.
nah, you chimed in, and that was helpful. as far as maintenance, how often do clean it? season it?E.H. Ruddock wrote:I don’t know if it’s better than stainless though. Sorry I’m no help
I hardly ever use salt anymore. Just water and oil with towel. Every now and then I’ll scrape it with the scraper.tragabigzanda wrote:You clean a cast iron pan after every use with coarse salt and a scouring pad. Those plastic scraper things are helpful too. You NEVER use soap on a cast iron pan, not once in your whole damn life.
After it’s clean, you dry it, then oil it with cooking oil.
Not in the oven. I just clean it then coat it with a thin layer of oil before putting the lid and cover on it until next use, as it stays outsidedad wrote:nah, you chimed in, and that was helpful. as far as maintenance, how often do clean it? season it?E.H. Ruddock wrote:I don’t know if it’s better than stainless though. Sorry I’m no help
do you season yours in the oven?
i take it you have cast iron, yeah?spike wrote:Does stainless steel get as hot as cast iron? Because you need a damn hot surface to get the best crust on a smashburger.
bodysnatcher wrote:I would never get in a relationship with cast iron. So high maintenance.
I boil oats and leave them overnight, but before I do the dry oats get toasted on either a pan greased with coconut oil or else a seasoned cast iron. The cast iron especially locks in some nice roasted flavor to play around with.bodysnatcher wrote:https://www.google.com/search?q=can+you+cook+oatmeal+on+cast+iron%3F&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari
Yesdad wrote:i take it you have cast iron, yeah?spike wrote:Does stainless steel get as hot as cast iron? Because you need a damn hot surface to get the best crust on a smashburger.
Everything. Meat, fish, potatoes, eggs, chicken, cornbread…tragabigzanda wrote:What do you cook on it? I’d be worried it’s not enough if you’re doing a lot of meat or fish.wease wrote:I hardly ever use salt anymore. Just water and oil with towel. Every now and then I’ll scrape it with the scraper.tragabigzanda wrote:You clean a cast iron pan after every use with coarse salt and a scouring pad. Those plastic scraper things are helpful too. You NEVER use soap on a cast iron pan, not once in your whole damn life.
After it’s clean, you dry it, then oil it with cooking oil.
i'm thinking more along the lines of impossible or beyond smashed.bodysnatcher wrote:What’s the heat required for smashed black bean burgers?
I forgot to ask, how does he season in the oven? My flat top is bigger than the ovendad wrote:nah, you chimed in, and that was helpful. as far as maintenance, how often do clean it? season it?E.H. Ruddock wrote:I don’t know if it’s better than stainless though. Sorry I’m no help
do you season yours in the oven?
his isn't a large plate, which i'm guessing yours is. he just coats his with vegetable oil and puts it in the oven.E.H. Ruddock wrote:I forgot to ask, how does he season in the oven? My flat top is bigger than the ovendad wrote:nah, you chimed in, and that was helpful. as far as maintenance, how often do clean it? season it?E.H. Ruddock wrote:I don’t know if it’s better than stainless though. Sorry I’m no help
do you season yours in the oven?