Sale price
$84.95
Regular price
$99.99
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Rare: The only production chef cookware made in Australia, and the only one-piece steel commercial chef pan in the world
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Patent-pending innovation: Rivet-less design for hygiene and durability (multi-century warranty). Ergonomic fatigue-reducing handle, vented for cooler handling
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Ready to cook: Pre-seasoned with healthy soy oil at high temp. No anti-rust coating, so no stripping needed before seasoning
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Semi-artisanally-finished: Expect minor c\variations in polishing and seasoning, where patches/spots are normal and no problem: just like bare cast iron. French steel pans, and woks, continue seasoning to build black healthy low-stick finish that's forever renewable.
- How to season
- Heat pan and drop a teaspoon of flax seed oil, canola oil or shortening into warm pan, or dampen a cloth with the oil.
- Wipe over ENTIRE pan very thinly, so that all of the visible oil is gone and the surface only appears polished
- Place pan upside down in approximately 480° F oven for 1½ hours, then switch off heat and cool in oven until it's room temperature, about 2 more hours.
- Repeat these steps 3-6 times over time to establish the best foundation of low-stick and corrosion-resistant seasoning. Seasoning will improve with more cooking and correct cleaning.
- Each successive layer will darken the pan further. If you get too much spotting/running from too much oil, use steel wool to reduce the marks and create a good anchor for the next layer of seasoning
- How to clean
- After cooking, simply scrape out under hot running water while the pan is till very warm. Do not use soap, as it will erode the seasoning. Use a wooden or steel scraper, then you may finish up with a brush, but be careful not to take off too much of that beautiful seasoning that you have achieved.
- While the pan is still very warm, dry thoroughly with a paper towel. Apply a thin layer of oil and store. Once a pan is well seasoned, cleaning can be easy as wiping out with a paper towel
