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Why does my cast iron pan end up looking like this after seasoning? Is it OK? : r/castiron
Cast Iron Pan getting sticky residue? : r/Cooking
Cast Iron Rook! I can't get my cast iron as smooth and glossy looking as some of you get thrift store cast iron pans! I attribute the smooth pan to a well
100 coats. Thank you everyone. It's been fun. : r/castiron
Seasoned with too much oil on a cold cast iron... : r/castiron
Do I keep scrubbing the old seasoning off or is it good to bake a new layer? : r/castiron
I'm at 80 coats now. Don't do it, guys. This is just for internet clout and for “science”. And also to make random internet strangers unreasonably mad. : r/castiron
Spotty seasoning! No matter how many times I do it, this is how it ends up. Using grape seed oil and oven at 550 : r/castiron
Did I seriously just screw up my cast iron seasoning? : r/Cooking
How to season your skillet: A detailed guide : r/castiron
Seasoning attempt, take 4 : r/castiron
Three years worth of seasoning flaking off, revealing (potentially) rust underneath. Should I nuke it in my self cleaning oven? : r/castiron
Reddit User Seasoned Cast-Iron Skillet 80 Times for 'Science'
Are seasoning flakes toxic? : r/castiron
Why does my cast iron look "spotty" after i seasoned it for the first time? (Rapeseed oil, 500F, 1 hour). : r/castiron
Tried to season my cast iron at 450 with some canola oil but ended up with this orange coating please help : r/castiron
What am I doing wrong? (seasoning) : r/castiron
Reddit User Seasoned Cast-Iron Skillet 80 Times for 'Science'
After seasoning my pan (light oil coat, oven @ 180 for 1-2 hours) I only got a really uneven surface. Please advise how to proceed! : r/castiron
Seasoning keeps coming out spotty? Used crisco on 300 for two hours : r/ castiron
Seasoning flaking away, silver and grainy underneath. I don't even know... : r/castiron
So guys, at 50 coats, it turns into a Smithey. : r/castiron
How do you all clean your nice, greasy pan after cooking bacon? I'd rather not use water, but instead keep the residual grease and heat cycle for some seasoning. But, I'd like
UPDATE* Polishing a 12" Lodge Cast Iron Skillet : r/castiron