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I tend to use corn oil for high heat applications.
For some reason, I have a bias against canola oil. I think it's because Bittman disses it in one of his cookbooks.
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Has anyone tried the Alton brown method of cleaning cast iron?
Once you are done cooking, either use the fat from whatever you were cooking, or pour in some oil, then pour on about a tablespoon or two of (kosher) salt, use tongs and a wad of paper towels to thoroughly wipe the inside of the cast iron, then wipe out all the salt and oil with a clean paper towel. Seems easier than the ususal method of wiping, oiling, wiping, baking, wiping.
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I clean it with hot water and a scouring pad as well. However, after it dries, some white spots as fabric appear on the surface. I scratch it fingernail and find that the spots are ingrained into the surface.
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Just bought my first cast iron skillet. A nice 10 inch Lodge I found at the local TJ Max for $11.99. Great place to find it on the cheap.
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