So my dad was an idiot and put my brand new cast iron I got for my birthday ( I have never owned one before ) in the dishwasher and now there's rust spots all over it. How do I remedy this situation?

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Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:22:26 2019 No.12247465 [Reply] [Original]

So my dad was an idiot and put my brand new cast iron I got for my birthday ( I have never owned one before ) in the dishwasher and now there's rust spots all over it. How do I remedy this situation?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:23:18 2019 No.12247470 File: 392 KB, 1067x1334, IMG_20190321_184054~2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12247465 just buy SS and non stick instead

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:24:24 2019 No.12247474 >>12247470 I already have some SS and non stick and wanted to try cast iron since I've heard so much about it. The constant maintenance and rules are kind of tedious though.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:26:45 2019 No.12247487 >>12247465 Just scrape of the rust with steel wool and reseason it

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:26:51 2019 No.12247488 >>12247465 Melt and recaast.

Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:28:56 2019 No.12247492

>>12247465

Learn to take care of your cast iron retard.

You barely ever wash the shits, usually the type you posted is used for frying. So when you're done frying wipe it out with a rag and put new oil in the man put on medium heat and rub it in.

DO NOT, DO NOT PUT SOAP ON CAST IRON EVER, NO EXCEPTIONS.

If you have to wash it wash it with a rag or a sponge that is a soap virgin or steel wool.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:29:01 2019 No.12247493 >>12247487 Thanks I'll go get some steel wool now. Any tips for reseasoning and what kind of oil to use?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:30:28 2019 No.12247501 >>12247492 He told me he used soap to clean it before giving it to me. Is it basically fucked now?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:31:44 2019 No.12247509 >>12247465 >Scrape rust with soap and steel wool >dry >reseason >kill dad so he never fucks up your seasoning >second layer of seasoning >fry up bacon >feed corpse to dogs >use grease to fry the skins of potatoes with a lot of salt

Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:32:25 2019 No.12247515
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>>12247465
its fucking iron

scrape that shit with steel wool and once it's bare metal, get it caked in oil so it doens't rust again

we figured this shit out with battleships and cannons and shit in the 1870s, it's not exactly rocket science

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:34:08 2019 No.12247521 >>12247515 She looks hungry

Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:34:15 2019 No.12247524

>>12247509
>>12247515
Thanks I'll go do that then. I was mainly worried if I had to scrape off all the seasoning since soap was used on it. Guess I'll just be safe and start over from scratch. Will any type of oil work or is there a preferred one? I read that flaxseed oil is the best?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:38:38 2019 No.12247547 >>12247493 >>12247524 Many people say that flaxseed oil works best but basically any oil with high smoke point will work.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:38:48 2019 No.12247548 File: 258 KB, 740x985, kacy.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12247524 anything high temperature, canola, avocado, etc I use canola oil or crisco which is basically just hydrogenated canola, it works fine >>12247521 I'd keep her fed

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:41:13 2019 No.12247563 >>12247547 >>12247548 I appreciate the help. All I have on me is olive oil so I'll make a trip to the store and see what else they have. May as well not half ass it. Thanks again anons, you're the best.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:42:27 2019 No.12247567 >>12247563 You absolutely can wash it with soap and water, you simply have to dry it afterwards on all surfaces. Give it a coat of oil after drying until it starts maintaining a sheen.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:43:30 2019 No.12247574 >>12247524 Flax but canola is good too

Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:43:45 2019 No.12247575

>>12247501
It's fine, soap just destroys the season, you basically just need to remove any rust spots, cover it in a thin coat of vegetable or grapeseed oil and put it in the oven upside at 375f for an hour, then pull it out. It's a pain but your pan is fine.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:44:03 2019 No.12247576 >>12247567 Well he used both liquid dish soap and dish detergent on it so I'm worried some of that worked its way into the seasoning if that's possible.

Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:45:08 2019 No.12247580

>>12247501

Depends. How does your food taste? Does it taste like soap?

What you can do is boil water in it a fuckton. Like fill it with water, boil the shit out of it. Repeat until it's not soapy.

Cast is very porous and you can ruin them fairly easily but most of the time it's not ruined.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:47:34 2019 No.12247587 >>12247580 I haven't cooked in it yet but I'll try it out after I get it reseasoned and see if I have to basically start over. Alright I'm headed to the store to get the shit, see you later anons.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:51:16 2019 No.12247597 >>12247493 Use a 9 volt battery on the steel wool, it'll help charge it up (try not to touch other conductive surfaces, place your pot on a few paper towels to avoid grounding it) and help reduce the ferric oxide buildup.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:53:27 2019 No.12247603 File: 453 KB, 740x985, kacy dress.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12247597 this is a direct instruction of how to start a fire like some 2002 boy scout, do not attempt

Anonymous Sun Apr 28 16:58:34 2019 No.12247623

>>12247576
It shouldn't matter that he USED soap. It matters if he didn't dry the dish afterwards. Even then you should be able to just coat it with oil and fry with it. If it is really bad, throw it in the oven for an hour or two, let it cool, then add oil. Just remember to dry it right after washing. You can use soap, steel or copper wool, anything, just dry it after washing.

>>12247575
>soap just destroys the season

nonsense

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:05:54 2019 No.12247649 >>12247603 Silly Anon, it's steel. Don't worry OP, it's metal, metal doesn't burn. or have ever seen a girder catch fire? See?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:07:56 2019 No.12247654 >>12247603 Steel melts, wood burns. Retard.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:14:13 2019 No.12247674 >>12247465 >How do I remedy this situation? Get rid of it. You've been memed and your dad did you a favor.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:21:59 2019 No.12247702 >>12247603 stop attention whoring gaywad

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:26:38 2019 No.12247717 >>12247465 Sand it then reoil it then bake it at 400 for an hour. Then reoil it and bake it at 400 for another hour.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:29:41 2019 No.12247733 >>12247717 >Sand it Stupid advice. Completely unnecessary.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:33:33 2019 No.12247750 >>12247649 >>12247654 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbwNJhJwnSs

Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:40:10 2019 No.12247780

>>12247501
Be nice to the man. Tell him the parm didn't accept soap and you'll both learn how to use one together. He'll probably even season it for you after you use it to cook dinner together. After you're done cooking immediately scrape any food off, rinse, dry on a burner, add a light layer of oil, swish, let cook for a while, then let cool. Five minutes of effort.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:43:16 2019 No.12247795 >>12247524 Flaxseed is good because it's a "hardnening" oil that leaves a good film. Take a room temp or warm pan, heat up the oven, rub pan with oil soaked rag/ paper towel, put upside down in oven. Leave it for an hour and you're done.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:44:18 2019 No.12247805 >>12247548 Lordosis is a disease.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:48:39 2019 No.12247826 >>12247674 Tbf, his dad was a faggot and should be called out. No one, and I mean no one with half a brain puts cast iron in a dishwasher. The real question should be how did some boomer alzheimer ridden guy remain out of a nursing home for so long?

Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:49:15 2019 No.12247830

>>12247493
Canola oil.
Splash a little in your pan. Rub it around with a cloth through the whole damn thing, get a second clean cloth and try and get as much off as you can. Put it on your burner until it starts smoking. Throw it in the oven at 500 for an hour.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:50:06 2019 No.12247835 >>12247826 Ignorance can be forgiven. Belligerence, not so much.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:53:55 2019 No.12247849 >>12247830 If you don't rub it off, you'll get lumps of carbonized fat that won't make for a flat surface.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 17:54:07 2019 No.12247852 >>12247733 As opposed to what putting it in an acid solution with a copper coil and a car battery circuit and removing the rust that way? It has a tiny amount of surface rust. This isn't a 200 year old dug up sword.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 18:07:24 2019 No.12247913 Why do you still live with your parents?

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 18:13:55 2019 No.12247949 >>12247674 Based

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 18:27:09 2019 No.12248017 >>12247852 No, as opposed to scrubbing it with soap and water and then seasoning it. Don't be a retard.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 18:31:35 2019 No.12248043 >>12248017 Rust isn't water soluble you complete dip

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 18:43:38 2019 No.12248100 >>12248043 Steel scrubbing pad. Soap and water. Scrub. Rinse. It will be clean in about 30 seconds, I guarantee you. It went through the dishwasher once. It's not like it was sitting in an abandoned barn for 50 years. Don't be a retard.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 18:45:53 2019 No.12248116 >>12248100 Just use the steel wool and skip the water. It's not doing anything.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 19:10:35 2019 No.12248239 >>12247465 I have no faith in zoomers. We arent going to make it. By a teflon pan brainlet

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 19:11:36 2019 No.12248242 >>12247492 You can use soap

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 19:14:21 2019 No.12248252 >>12247465 don't call your dad an idiot

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 19:15:11 2019 No.12248253 >>12247465 >my dad was an idiot >HOW DO I CLEAN RUST OFF IRON? i see it runs in the family, even with the fucking internet at your disposal you have to come here and kill a thread for common sense shit.

Anonymous Sun Apr 28 19:33:10 2019 No.12248342

>>12247603
If you wanted to start a fire using this method, then you would also need to incorporate some unwoven string and integrate it into the steel wool-9 volt battery junction.

>t. some past 2002 boy scout who got his wilderness survival merit badge

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 19:34:43 2019 No.12248349 >>12247465 >unable to google a simple fucking question >not knowing basic common sense shit in the first place >thinking you're in the right to call anyone else an idiot That's rich

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 19:35:47 2019 No.12248354 >>12247470 >Poisoning yourself instead of learning how to use something that braindead peasants knew how to use properly

Anonymous Sun Apr 28 19:41:33 2019 No.12248379
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I found a cast iron pan buried in my yard a few years back, cleaned it up with pic related, and still use it everyday. Made this pizza today

https://slice.seriouseats.com/2013/01/the-pizza-lab-the-worlds-easiest-pizza-no-knead-no-stretch-pan-pizza.html

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 20:29:49 2019 No.12248644 My girlfriend is a vegetarian and refuses to eat anything out of the cast iron due to how it is never washed with soap.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 20:50:09 2019 No.12248745 >>12247465 Cook with it. That's all you really have to do with cast iron. All the other shit is for millenials who dont actually cook.

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 23:02:44 2019 No.12249286 >>12248644 How do you meet these crazy people

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 23:18:18 2019 No.12249347 >>12247603 I really want to smell her hair

>>	Anonymous Sun Apr 28 23:20:03 2019 No.12249354 File: 11 KB, 600x300, 381602CE-A13A-4485-A266-ACBFF54E51A9.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>12247465 >not using superior unblemished, stainless beautiful pan folded 1000 times

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 00:55:40 2019 No.12249650 man this reminds me of my grandma getting me a cast iron GRILL skillet. like what the fucks the point of cast iron if your food can't stick to the whole surface

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 02:26:00 2019 No.12249997 >>12247492 Do you live in the 20s? OP: so the exact opposite what he wrote.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 08:10:38 2019 No.12250757 >>12247501 Yes. Throw it away.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 08:20:44 2019 No.12250775 >>12247509 >fry up bacon Might not be a good idea, a lot of bacon has a bit of sugar in it to balance out the salt and the sugar will stick.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 08:36:13 2019 No.12250810 >>12249997 >Do you live in the 20s? See you next year faggot

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 08:38:04 2019 No.12250815 >>12247547 >Many people say Most people are utterly full of shit, too.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 08:39:44 2019 No.12250817 >>12247492 If your pan is properly seasoned then it won't come off with soap, and you can always add a bit more fat next time you cook.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 08:45:24 2019 No.12250832 >>12247465 >living with your parents You have to be >18 to post here

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 08:45:28 2019 No.12250833 >>12249354 I just bought one and ground it flat with an angle grinder and re seasoned

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 10:13:54 2019 No.12251064 >>12247465 Took me a while to beat it in my folks that you can’t just wash the thing. You HAVE to dry completely and then oil

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 10:16:37 2019 No.12251072 >>12249286 College

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 10:26:15 2019 No.12251096 >>12247597

Anonymous Mon Apr 29 10:55:23 2019 No.12251155

>>12247465
Read up before you make a fool of yourself next time.

Taking care of cast iron is very straight forward:

>DO NOT use soap
>DO NOT put in the dishwasher
>DO NOT air dry
>DO NOT cook overly acidic things in it
>AVOID using metal utensils
>DO heat to speed up drying
>DO scrub with coarse salt if something is really stuck
>DO rub in [high smoke point] oil and bake in the oven ever so often (aka seasoning)

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 10:58:24 2019 No.12251162 >>12251155 Wrong.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 11:09:36 2019 No.12251191 >>12251162 Why even post if you're not going to bother pointing out WHAT (and preferably explain why) is wrong?

Anonymous Mon Apr 29 13:46:20 2019 No.12251866

>>12251191
You absolutely can use metal utensils, it's not fucking teflon. You can also cook acidic things in it provided you seasoned it. And you can use soap on it provided you then dry it and put a bit of oil on it. You do not have to use high smoke point oil, it really doesn't matter what fat you put on it.

>>	Anonymous Mon Apr 29 14:29:18 2019 No.12252026 >>12247470 HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA pic related has to be b8

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