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Topic	Secrets about Papa John's pizza from a stadium worker(me)
AlabamaLove 07/16/18 1:18:06 AM #50:	Corrupt_Power posted... AlabamaLove posted... Why do people still believe you shouldn't wash cast iron? The seasoning gets you flavor and, to a degree, some non-stick attributes. Same reason some of the best burgers around the world are cooked on flat tops that haven't been washed in ages. A good scrape, maybe a quick wipe down with a cloth now and then, but never soap. Here's the thing, "seasoning" isn't really flavor when it comes to cast iron. It's a huge misconception. Also you shouldn't scrape a cast iron pan, because that actually takes away the seasoning. Gently cleaning with soap and water is how you should do it. --- https://imgur.com/nAjIv https://imgur.com/Gqlg3 <cite>AlabamaLove posted [p:905155244] in Secrets ab... [t:76809355]...</cite> <quote><cite>Corrupt_Power posted...</cite> <quote><cite>AlabamaLove posted...</cite> <quote>Why do people still believe you shouldn't wash cast iron?</quote> The seasoning gets you flavor and, to a degree, some non-stick attributes. Same reason some of the best burgers around the world are cooked on flat tops that haven't been washed in ages. A good scrape, maybe a quick wipe down with a cloth now and then, but never soap.</quote> Here's the thing, "seasoning" isn't really flavor when it comes to cast iron. It's a huge misconception. Also you shouldn't scrape a cast iron pan, because that actually takes away the seasoning. Gently cleaning with soap and water is how you should do it. --- https://imgur.com/nAjIv https://imgur.com/Gqlg3</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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