The best way to keep cast iron from rusting, is to ensure it’s thoroughly dry after washing, and making sure you follow the best practices such as, hand washing, storing it correctly, seasoning, and no soaking. Keep reading below for the best practices will keep your cast iron from rusting. Cast iron rust prevention Rust … Read more
Every now and again, rust manages to find it’s way onto your cast iron pan, and it’s annoying. The question can you restore a rusted cast iron pan always pops up into your mind. Well the answer is, you can. The best way to remove rust from cast iron is soaking your cast iron in … Read more
You’ve probably heard that coke removes rust from cast iron before, whether that’s through Facebook, Youtube or just word of mouth, and it can be tempting since rust is frustrating to remove, but can coke remove rust from cast iron? Coca-cola (Coke) drinks can remove rust from cast iron, this is due to the ingredient … Read more
You can’t burn rust off cast iron, because rust is a metal that’s already been oxidised, ever seen a fire pit? Yes they can be rusty even with the extreme temperatures they undergo, this is proof that you can’t burn rust, that means, regardless of which cast iron equipment you have, whether it’s a cast … Read more
So, you are in the shopping space looking for a new pan but can’t decide whether to go with a pan from the All-Clad collection or plain and simply getting a cast iron pan. I’ve owned both, not every pan from the All-Clad collection, but a few. And I currently own a cast iron skillet … Read more
When it comes to the cast iron grill pan vs nonstick grill pan, the cast iron grill pan is better. Nonstick grill pans are easy to clean, don’t require seasoning and they are energy efficient, but they are still inferior to cast iron grill pans when it comes to heat retention, flavors and even cooking. … Read more
Most cast iron skillets today are manufactured with a clear, enameled surface, so white spots on your pan are most likely the result of mineral deposits. This is because cast iron pans require some oil or fat to prevent food from sticking to them as you cook. The more you use it, the more this … Read more
When it comes to cast iron vs cast aluminum, it can be a hard choice to decide which to buy, both cast iron and cast aluminum have their similarities and differences. Keep reading to discover exactly what the simularities and differences are, so that you can decide whether to choose a cast iron pan, or … Read more
Some of us are forgetful and tend to leave our cast iron skillet on a burner. Before you know it, it’s flaking, worn, and looks ready to throw away. But that’s not true. When you leave a cast iron skillet on a burner, what happens is, the seasoning burns off. However, it doesn’t all burn … Read more
Time and time again, I see people gathering rust on their cast iron pans and wondering if it’s safe to cook with the pan. This article will cover everything you need to know about safety, cleaning rust, and preventative measures. Yes, it is. Rust can harbor bacteria and other pathogens, mainly when it harbors in … Read more
