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SEASONING CAST IRON

To season a cast iron pan, coat the cooking surface with vegetable oil and heat the pan in a 350 degree oven for one hour.  The oil penetrates the micro pores of the cast iron surface, sealing it from air and water, preventing deterioration of the metal and creating a natural nonstick surface.

 

 

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