This guide will make cooking with cast iron a breeze!
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Avnish Singh
Hii. I am Avnish Singh, By education i am a mechanical engineer and and a passionate blogger and freelancer. In Mera Up Bihar I write interesting articles which provides useful information to my readers.
Never use washing up liquid on a cast iron. I was actually told that at the cast iron Lodge factory & have always been told that by family & friends 🙂
Not sure why this channel is on my recommendation. Buzzfeed and anything associated with them are an absolute joke.
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Yeah, that's just way too much work.
As someone with 2/3rds of a chemical engineering degree (for now), this video is infuriating. It's not bad, but it's mostly foolproof, which has its own ups and downs. Just to name a few issues I've had so far, specific parts (like just the part you cook on) CAN independently get seasoned and (totally pure) water won't rust a pan, those are just in the first minute and a half. The reasons why those not-totally-true simplification aren't all bad and make this video foolproof is pans tend to season as a whole because of the nature of the seasoning process although parts of a pan can season independently – as for water, it's very hard to find and maintain incredibly deoxygenated water and if you were to leave some on a pan it would eventually oxygenate and begin oxidizing (rusting) the pan.
I know cooking and strict sciences conflict on a lot of things (just look at fruits and vegetables in cooking vs biology) but DAMN
"I know I'm BSing, and that is why I'm laughing my ass off"
"how to cook a cast iron*
wait, why would I "season" it if I will cook with oil… I don't get it
Don't forget that you get iron supplements to. All natural no pills
last year my parents went all over my town and found the only store that had one of these left and got it for me for my birthday, i now am a proud owner of a very large,perfectly beautiful cast iron, im also terrified of using it cuz its so different from a regular one. But my gosh is it great, i usually sear and use the oven so its perfect that i can just throw it all in there with whatever seasoning and vegetables i need. and cleaning isnt that hard once you get used to it- will try your version aswell! If you have interest in making food, this is the one product you NEED in your kitchen, nevermind anything else!
The reason people say "its not that difficult" is because it is that difficult.
What would a gorja know about cast iron cooking?
This video is one big advertisement for why you don’t wanna own cast iron! Way more work than it’s worth
The more you give…
The more you get back…
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True!
The first known use of cast iron cookware was during the Han Dynasty in China, around 220 A.D.
Casting techniques became widespread in Europe by the 16th century.
Since then it has been a staple in households all over the world.
In my family we have cast skillets and pots that are well over a hundred years old and still in use.
There's no way to count all the meals prepared using them.
Thousands upon thousands.
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I enjoyed that joke at the end and the laugh.
You should never put soap on a cast iron. It absorbs everything. Instead use baking soda with the steel wool and water first
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Also useful as defense in the event of home invasion.
What major benefits do cast irons have over other pans?
This seems like a lot of extra crap to maintain it. Also seems like it has more limitations in regards to cooking.
The great thing about cast iron pans is how most of them fit neatly into the garbage can. Any stainless steel pan of the appropriate thickness will do anything a cast iron pan can do, and it's cheaper, easier to care for and lighter to boot. If you don't believe me, ask yourself why steel woks work so well for stir frying as opposed to a regular steel pan.
I also use my cast iron skillet for making biscuits. Or I'll grab the cast iron round griddle. They're both also good for making pizza.
I have been cooking with cast iron for years. Would never use anything else. Just simply reliable.
Bruh I'm not gonna use salt to wash my pan. Like cone on
5:46 got it.
I know there aren’t 23 million people on YouTube cooking cast iron…
To much maintenance
You just fucked up the whole video with that last comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
this video clearly justifies buying a quality nonstick pan. time is money and life is short.
This makes it seem WAY harder than it is lol
Good video, thanks for the instructional. We have an iron skillet in our house, never really knew how to care for it.
I do have to say, you were embarrassed at the end when you gave the ‘woman advice’ – Don’t be. any self respecting guy will pay cash to hear that advice. Thanks.