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Once your pan is well seasoned, do you worry about acidic food (tomato, citrus) damaging the seasoning?
by evandena 9y ago
Once your pan is well seasoned, do you worry about acidic food (tomato, citrus) damaging the seasoning?
- jandrese 9y agoI used to, but after trying it I no longer worry about it. Even boiling tomato sauce has no noticeable impact on the seasoning as far as I can tell.
- ashark 9y agoWe made a tomato sauce in a cast iron pan. Once. It was god-awful. It was like eating iron filings. You couldn't taste anything else.
- knieveltech 9y agoSounds like you used a rusty pan.
- ashark 9y agoVery new, "pre-seasoned" plus oven-seasoned once.
- jandrese 9y agoThat was probably the issue. Pre-seasoning is mostly bullshit. The best seasoning is just using the thing daily for a few weeks/months IMHO. Very new pans have not had the time to build up a good solid coating.
- knieveltech 9y agoNew? Y'all don't have antique stores or flea markets where you live?
- rectangletangle 9y agoNot exactly sure what you did wrong, but you did something wrong. You probably should have polished it with a metal scouring pad first.