New pot

[MarshRat89]

Been in search of a small black iron for small dinners when I'm home alone or whatever is the case. I was picking up shells at gulfway this afternoon and saw the perfect size. For $17 I couldn't pass it up. Pulled a couple teal out and put it to the test.

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[duckman1911]

Looks awesome bro. When I get a new pot its like a new gun. I gota use it right now. That teal and gravy is looking fine bro

[MarshRat89]

Originally Posted by duckman1911

Looks awesome bro. When I get a new pot its like a new gun. I gota use it right now. That teal and gravy is looking fine bro

The flavor won't be there like my one I use all the time but it cooked real nice.


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[Ragin_Cajun]

That is the most fun, self seasoning.....looks great!

[swamp snorkler]

Looks good, fry some chicken in it to season it good.

[biggun]

Scotty.. It's always better to season pot first, and very EZ. Looks good. Hope U feeling better.

[speck-chaser]

I really been enjoying my new big black iron skillet. Seared some filets in butter tonight. Came out beautiful. What do y'all do with ur pots after cooking ?

[MarshRat89]

It was seasoned when I bought it gunner


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[Matt G]

Originally Posted by speck-chaser

I really been enjoying my new big black iron skillet. Seared some filets in butter tonight. Came out beautiful. What do y'all do with ur pots after cooking ?

I normally like to clean mine.

[speck-chaser]

Das what u supposed to do? Lol

[MarshRat89]

Originally Posted by speck-chaser

I really been enjoying my new big black iron skillet. Seared some filets in butter tonight. Came out beautiful. What do y'all do with ur pots after cooking ?

Lightly clean it and spray it down with Pam.


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[jdog1908]

Originally Posted by MarshRat89

Lightly clean it and spray it down with Pam.


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clean with hot water no soap, then put on stove top and heat until it smokes then rub down with a towel with oil or spray with Pam and wipe out.

[Goooh]

I wipe with salt to get out grit, rinse, put on stove with heat on to dry it (oil and water don't mix), wipe inside lightly with oil, then stow.

[Matt G]

Originally Posted by jdog1908

clean with hot water no soap, then put on stove top and heat until it smokes then rub down with a towel with oil or spray with Pam and wipe out.

^^^^ This.

Gooh, I've beer tried the salt trick. I'll have to try that.

[MarshRat89]

Originally Posted by jdog1908

clean with hot water no soap, then put on stove top and heat until it smokes then rub down with a towel with oil or spray with Pam and wipe out.

Most soaps these days are safe to use. Back in the day the day most soaps had lye in them. That's why they always recommended not to use soap just hot water.


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