How to season your new blackstone griddle - A better way to season griddle
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 21. 06. 2021
- Love the beauty of a darkened griddle? We love it too, and we want you to make it right with this 'all you need to know' seasoning guide. Follow these steps, so you coat the griddle plate correctly and make your Blackstone last a lifetime. And why do you need to season your griddle? For one main reason - your food won't stick on the metal plate and make a mess. Also, a griddle that's grimy and full of sticky crumbs and stains ain't pretty. Oh and don't forget - seasoning adds a coat of oil that brings more flavor to every meal. It helps lock in the taste in all that seared meat n' veggies. So take out your oil and let's get your griddle blackened and seasoned to perfection!
What is Seasoning?
Seasoning is what makes a griddle last the test of time. It creates a blackened stick-resistant coating that doesn't scratch and adds flavor to every dish. You'll be tasting the meals as they are meant to be.
Seasoning Your Griddle
Before you start your Blackstone experience by seasoning your Griddle, make sure you have all the items and supplies you'll need right by your side:
Bucket filled with water
Blackstone Griddle Seasoning & Cast Iron Conditioner (or check our other recommendations on item #3)
Heat-resistant gloves OR tongs
Paper Towels
Salt
Soap powder
Stick
#1 Sparkling Soapy Cleanse
Your Blackstone griddle has just been shipped in, and you're ready for awesome cooking. But before you sizzle some steaks, you've got to clean it up with soap. This is just to remove any dust or debris from manufacturing and shipping.
It's pretty easy to clean this baby up. Fill a bucket with water and add a little dish soap. Gently pour the soapy water on the griddle and then rinse with clean water.
#2 Pre-heat & make it dark!
After your new griddle is squeaky clean, it's time to pre-heat and darken it up! This is where we transform the griddle top into a blackened, stick resistant cooking surface. So, turn on the burners to the max and let the heat do its thing. After 10-15 minutes, you'll notice the griddle top will start to brown. Once you see the color change, turn the burners off and move on to the next
When you season a griddle, you create a natural stick-resistant surface that's incredibly durable. What you're actually doing is burning off the organic compounds in the oil and leaving a polymer that bonds to your griddle plate. The one secret to remember is to only use a very thin layer of oil for each coat. A thick coat of oil during the seasoning process will lead to future chipping and a build up of sticky gunk on your griddle plate.
regular cooking oils will work. So now you're asking yourself "If other oils will work why recommend Blackstone's Griddle Seasoning"? Our experience has shown that our proprietary blend works incredibly well for your initial seasoning AND provides superior protection in between uses. Long-term protection was particularly important to us while developing our Griddle Seasoning to ensure you protect your investment and have an excellent experience griddling for a long, long time.
So, don't stress about what other type of oil to use. Make your pick among any of these oils and just remember "thin, multiple layers".
Blackstone Griddle Seasoning & Cast Iron Conditioner (recommended)
Canola Oil
Flax Oil
Vegetable Oil
Shortening
Olive Oil
Use paper towels to spread the oil evenly on the surface. Use tongs or heat-resistant gloves to avoid burning yourself. Make sure there aren't any thick oil puddles or dry spots. Use the paper towel as if you're trying to wipe all the oil off of the griddle surface. That's how thin your oil layer should be.
#4 Fire it back up!
Now, turn the heat back up and sit back while you watch the griddle plate blacken.
Repeat the process about 4 times. And now you are done.
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You people listen to this guy just by looking at him you know he knows how to grill and work a griddle,he has skills passed down through generations and is very lucky. The only thing I did was use an orbital sander on the surface so itâs smooth as glass, then I treated it, itâs so smooth and I think it makes an improvement. Thanks bro for the tips.
thank you
One thing about using lard for seasoning.. if not consistently used every few days it will turn rancid and give a spoiled flavor to your food. Lard has been used for over a century with great success but just a caution for the weekend warriors that may only use theirs once a month to not spoil their experience
That is true. I use mine 3 times a week.
This goes for the no soap thing as well.
Yep also keep in mind there is salt in lard especially pig lard and if youâre not using it daily itâll dry out, flake off and eventually rust.
I seasoned mine and it came out really well. 5 coats basically I used the entire jar and I'm pleased and ready to cook on it
Just got a 22" the other day and i love it. Its my first griddle bbq and it cooks everything amazingly. Clean up is so easy-just scrap everything to the back.
Thanks for not being one sided on the care of my griddle. This is very valuable
Thank you.
Just ordered my new Blackstone. Great video and informative. Thank you.
Thank you for watching.
Thanks for this video very informative. And I really liked the Q&A at the end. Keep that up. Happy grilling.
Thank you. Iâm glad you enjoy my video
Just bought a Blackstone and came across your video. Excellent video and you explained the process in a slower pace so very easy to understand. I like your idea of heating it up and then letting it cool down and then put the oil or lard on and heat it up again. Thanks for the great video..
Solid work on this, Bro.
Appreciate your whole approach to explaining the process (and why)
Really great video! The pace made it so easy to follow. Thank you
Thank you. Iâm glad you liked my video.
Thanks for sharing. Going to try this on my new blackstone.
Congrats on your new blackstone
If you want the front edge to have that nice black seasoning to match the rest of the surface turn the top backwards and give it a go. The front edge will then be over the burners at the rear and will season to match.
Good looking surface! đđ
F n great tip! Why didn't I think of it!
Great tip!
Best tip ever
Iâll definitely do that with mine! Putting it together today. Thx
Nice video. Very informative and at a pace thatâs easy to follow.
Thank you đ
Tried this on mine. Worked GREAT!! thanks homie for sharing.
Iâm glad I can help
Just bought my new black stone and Im going to season it like you did your first one. Sounds really good and can't wait to get it going..thank you for a great video and I subscribed to see more đđ»đ
Iâm glad you liked the video and thank you for subscribing. Hope to see you on future videos in the comments
Just bought a new Blackstone how did his 1st method go?
@@jamesholt5519 went really good đ both ways are good
Hey bro awesome video. Just got a black stone for my birthday (but I think my wife and kids really got it for themselves and nominated me to be the grill/cook lol.) anyways I really liked your video and appreciate how you put both methods in and explained how your method was easier. Iâm gonna do that one. Use that personality at the end throughout the video, have fun with it. Some ppl are irritating when they try to teach you but you have a natural way about you. It works bro. Look forward to the next one
Iâm so glad you enjoyed my video. Thatâs how I got my blackstone, I got it for Fatherâs Day and they want me to cook all the time lol.
Thank you for this. I'm getting a blackstone this weekend and using lard to season it.
Many thanks! I followed this and turned out great!
Iâm so glad it turned out good.
Thanks dude. All the other videos were way too much. A lot of useless info but you got right in there and delivered the goods.
Subbed!
I needed this video. I got a blackstone for Fatherâs Day.
Congrats on the blackstone
I just bought mine thank you so much for letting me know. I can't wait to use my blackstone đ
Glad I can help
Iâm a first time Blackstone griller today! I was so nervous before I saw ur video!
Iâm glad I can help
Wow that is a really nice griddle! I want a black stone now
I love cooking on it.
Blackstone, Camp Chef both make great products. I went with the Camp Chef Denali outdoor stove. This thing puts out 90,000 total BTUs and offers the craziest versatility! I love the fact I can have a griddle and a free element to boil or pan fry simultaneously! It is a poor man's griddle, but I wouldn't give it up for all the money in the world!
The BBQ is dead to me! It can't compare to the versatility of a griddle. Made chicken wings tonight, cooked them at 350degs for about 25 min to an internal temp of 195 deg.F and they were delicious and moist! You can't do that with a bbq, air fryer or stove! RIP BBQ!
Nice video! Thank you for your great tips! Liked and subscribed!
Thank you from Bury, Québec love your channel.
Thanks for your support.
Awesome video. Thank you
Got one of the Pro Series 1820 model from Wally World. It was a display model . Had to do some repair on a drawer. But normally $565, got it for $357 . Did not come with the manual, or the natural gas conversion kit. Saw one Tuber. After he got the griddle seasoned. He took 800 grit wet dry sand paper, and lightly sanded the seasoning. Then hit it with 0000 steel wool. Makes the griddle super slick.
Tremendously helpful video! Thank you!
Iâm glad I can help
I've watched lots & lots & lots of tutorial videos on how to season a grill for the first time! I've seen guys dressed up in full chef regalia.....One supposed Chef de la crĂšme was dressed up like Sgt Bilko. "Absolutely Nothing wrong with Sgt Bilkođ" I've seen videos where guys pour a pint of oil onto a red hot griddle. It was more like a Tsunami....đ±đ±đ± Anyways my first griddle arrived yesterday she's a thing of beauty. At least to my eye's. She's a Buffalo đđđ DB167 Stainless steel griddle. I'm going to season her this very afternoon. & Furthermore i shall be utilising the first method that you very kindly told us about. & For that i thank you kindly i really do. Thank you for taking the time out to make this tutorial video & sharing it to the masses. Yeah us newbies sure do need & appreciate your sublime guidance. We really do. So cheers Brother thank you. I wish I'd got involved in this 30 40 Years ago. 64 & I'm still a griddle virgin lol. Never to old to learn eh....Take care young man....From Manchester England across the pond.đđđđđđ
You are absolutely right, your never to old to start learning the Blackstone Griddle. Iâm glad I was able to help.
Great and informative video! - thank you. Just subscribed
Thank you. Iâm glad I was able to help.
Thanks for the video, and 2160p HDR to boot. Love it.
You're welcome!
Thanks for sharing đI really needed this..
I am glad I am able to help
Best video! Thank you. Your a master.
Thank you. Iâm really glad you enjoyed my video.
Earned you another sub, great job man
Thank you
Very good video and well done!!!!!
Thank you.
Great video! Simple, calm and to the point. So many videos out there where they shout and talk 100 miles per hour. Information overkill.
Iâm really glad you like the video. I try to get to the point with enough info
Great video. Easy to understand.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You Buddy!
Love the video bro.
Thank you
Nice video TY.... Jus got a 17" BS for my rebuilt camper outdoor kitchen. đ
Good choice!
Great job. I enjoyed your video....
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video.
Thank you
Nice video!!
Thank you. Iâm glad you liked it.
Thank you...God bless you
Can you pretend your camping and make a breakfast on the griddle with the works ...please God Bless you
@@luciamunoz8193 yes I can do that.
I just took mine off the grill and used the hose to get it good and rinsed, it dried in the sun in under ten minutes, then seasoned it with grapeseed like I do my cast iron pans
I always season with mineral oil..lol just kidding
â@@mrc6032 I use motor oil. adds that non-synthetic flavor đ đ
Thank you sir
We wanted you to know, after watching 4 videos, on how to season a Blackstone griddle, my husband did it the way you did your first Blackstone griddle. Thank you!
Iâm glad I can help.
TY
My only reservation to using lard (animal fat) - if you're not using your griddle two or three times a week, lard can go rancid. That is the reason most manufacturers recommend oil.
First seasoning lard is not the best choice, or even a good one unless you cook on the griddle everyday. Animal fats go rancid and can also mold if left a few days.. Onions and potatoes are great for first cooking, but not bacon, for rancid reasons mentioned above, also contains salt which is bad for cold rolled steel not seasoned very well. If commercial bacon it may also contain other chemicals that could damage your not well seasoned cooking surface. The Blackstone engineers and scientists know their products and procedures, I suggest you give them a look. Keep up the good work, you are on the right track to be a pro in no time.
Has anyone used beef tallow to season? I am trying to avoid seed oils in general. Glad to see you used lard and not seed oils. But what about tallow? Thanks in advance.
Not that I know of
Tallow has very high heat point. Iâm going to use tallow on my blackstone. Avoiding seed oil as much as possible.
You are very good
Thank you so much đ
Thank you very much for taking your time, it was easy to follow and understand. Just one question? How many hours is going to take? Thank you
I would say if you repeat the process about 7 times. We are looking about 1hr 30min.
Lard has salt and salt will deteriorate the grill over time. Use a grill conditioner first THEN season with bacon or lard.đ
Thanks â€â€
You're welcome đ
I have a different grill mine wasnât seasoning evenly so I threw it in the oven and itâs working better
Oh thatâs nice. I never heard of putting it in the oven.
Do you let it cool down completely in between the process, or just enough to apply more Manteca?
Enough where itâs still warm and the lard melts.
I grabbed that Blackstone conditioner. But I was gonna use flax seed oil like I use on my skillets. But decided to try the crap Blackstone sells.
How did it turn out?
@@BeginnersBBQ I seasoned it last night like 5 or 6 times. I'm going g to cook on it today. I have plans on making some steaks pork chops and chi Ken cutless all cut thin for sandwiches later today but think I want to make breakfast on it. I hope it's seasoned enough. I don't want any food sticking.
Thanks
No problem
Hey quick question.. im about to do this just how you did it tommorrow⊠my question is when your done with your coats⊠and you shut the grill down and its cool. Should you put a layer of thin oil on top and let it just coat it while its cold so kinda keep it lubricated. Or am i buggin?
You are right. When your done doing the process, add a layer of oil on top while itâs still warm and your good to go.
@@BeginnersBBQ thanks again! Very great info!
What to do after very first seasoning
But not immediately cooking on it
Do I add more oil before shutting it down
For a few days?
Great job sir!
Yea just add some oil and itâs good to go.
@@BeginnersBBQ I didnât use soap; and water when I was seasoning my 17 inch BSG; I used the BS seasoning that was in a small jar with a cloth several times like Iâd seen in a video.
Iâm not going to use soap; and water after I cook my first meal because ; I donât want to!
@@moa3008 no donât use soap anymore. The soap part was just when you take it out of the box. After you season it, you will never use soap again on it.
I know I'm late to the game of the Blackstone but I just got a 36er for Christmas and never used a griddle before. What type of soap do y'all recommend for cleaning?
What ever dish soap you have is fine. But only use it that one time. After that, never use soap again on your blackstone
@@BeginnersBBQ Thank you for responding!! I'm excited for this new experience and appreciate your help! Enjoy your New Year's!!
So please answer my questionâŠI used to work as a cook in a restaurant, my shift was the âswingâ shift and every night part of my job was to âstoneâ the griddle until it looked like a glass, the stone that we would be provided by the management was square pieces of lava rock, it basically was like a very coarse sand paperâŠhere is the question and I honestly donât know the answerâŠby sanding the griddle every night didnât we take all the seasoning every night? next day we cooked on it without anything sticking to it not even the eggs or the pancakesâŠ.we did cook bacon every morning on the griddleâŠmaybe that seasoned it every dayâŠ
Restaurant use commercial grill that are made from steel alloy or stainless steel that give them a chrome look. Blackstone griddle are made of cold rolled steel and need to be seasoned when you buy it. Commercial griddle donât need to be seasoned like the blackstone griddle. Different material.
out of ALL the yahoos on here i chose YOU to follow!! iâm on my way with my lard to my cleaned blackstone âŠ.nervous
Thanks.
When you say you turn it off between coats when seasoning how long do you let it cool before you add your layer..or do you just turn down heat low then back to high to burn it off....đ€đ€..ty
I turn it off and wait till itâs warm then add the oil and turn it back up
Ty..got a 30" gonna do it your way ..liked your video..gonna use crisco oil...
Would advise against a rag unless youâre 100% sure it doesnât contain ANY polyester/rayon/acrylic, etc
Just seasoned mine new Blackstone as directed. Tried to cook bacon...stuck like glue. Guess I will have to releasing again next weekend.
Just keep cooking on it. Add some oil and within 2 or 3 cooks it will get better.
@@BeginnersBBQ There will be LOTS of cooking on it till it's second nature like using a stove. I also have a table top griddle black stone to season. Times as they are gotta go from plan A to plan B seamlessly.
I forgot to clean it off before I put the season on. So, do I clean it before I use it still?
no once you season it you cant use soap to clean. I say you are ok to use it now
@@BeginnersBBQ thank you
Hey guys, I seasoned mine following yours instructions hot & cold 5 times. Not sure if is normal but I see two whiteish long oval shape spots that runs from back to front in the middle of the griddle. Is there any way I can send you a picture? Thank you for your help
Yea send me the picture to my email. beginnersbbqoutdoors@gmail.com
Ok Iâll. Thank you
Good morning, I just sent you the pic to your email. Thx
Blackstone video on season specifically says no animal fats due to salts and nitrates for initial seasoning. Obviously they reccomend their conditioner, but they also said canola oil.
I havenât herd that. This is my second blackstone that I have use lard and itâs been great. Also Iâve learn that it protects it better in cold weather than regular oil.
@@BeginnersBBQ yeah, I was watching videos on seasoning for first time. A blackstone rep gave an instruction on polymerization and how nitrates degrade the top initially. Leads to rust and chipping. They reccomend theirs obviously because its a mixture of oils like palm oil and other high smoke point oils that will polymerize the top. I couldn't find any so I am using Grapeseed oil. They said after first season and cook that you can use bacon grease to cook, but they never reccomend seasoning with anaimal fats. Anyway, no disrespect. Just what I saw.
Lard should be straight pork fat melted and strained and tallow is beef fat. I donât believe meat naturally contains nitrates. You might be thinking of cured pork. Surprisingly vegetables have more naturally occurring nitrates.
i just seasoned my griddle with lard like you said, but i didn't read the comments that lard can kind a ruin the food flavor if you don't use it often, i probably gonna use it every month or every other month, so that's cause me that problem.
So my question is how do i fix this ?
Should i reseason it with oil ?
Should i rewash it with lots of soap?
Help please, Now I'm worried.
You are fine. Every time you clean your blackstone after cooking, add vegetable oil. Iâve had my blackstone for years and it does not leave a taste.
The blackstone will not burn the seasoning off will it? As in putting a skillet in the oven on self clean mode? Trying to be careful not to get too hot.
No it will not burn it off
@@BeginnersBBQ what would you say the hottest it will get is? I think the smoke point of some oils is like 500. So maybe 600? I think you have to be like 800-900 to burn the seasoning off. Iâve done it for cast iron restoration pieces. But Iâm scared of getting the oven that hot in the house. Plus I donât like the smoke. So I have an old electric oven in the driveway for that. Plus itâs great for outdoor fish fries! Wife got me my first blacktop for Christmas and Iâm just now getting started. I use cast iron exclusively in the kitchen and Dutch ovens outdoors so Iâve got a head start! I was even thinking of putting my blacktop on 4 bricks and using it with charcoals underneath. The wife was like why? Lol. I said that if I didnât have propane I could still use it. I have a cinder block rocket stove too. Itâs awesome! Lots of soot tho.
@@brianlittle717 I think the hottest Iâve seen mine get is close to 700. But you never need to cook that hot on your blackstone. I always cook on medium. I also would agree with your wife about the charcoal under the blackstone
@@BeginnersBBQ the charcoal would work I bet though if thatâs all you had! Lol. So yeah Iâll agree 700 wonât hurt it and even searing a steak you wonât get it that hot. I was just a little nervous seasoning it on high without an infrared and not knowing. Iâm accustomed to seasoning in the oven. Thanks again and happy New Years!
Did you use soap and water to clean the grill?
Yes I did
I just found your video but now Iâm worried, I did not use soap and water before my first season, do you think it will be ok? Thank you so much I learned so much from your video!!âșïž
You should be good to go. I did my first blackstone like you did and it came out fine. This second one I did it because thatâs what they tell you to do.
So you only have to season the griddle one time? Would Avacado oil work? Iâm kinda on a diet here lol
Yes only once. Yes avocado oil works.
@@BeginnersBBQ this may be a stupid question but does the oil you use to season the griddle enter your food cooked ? Like could it raise the calories of your food?
Iâm seasoning my first griddle for the first time but I have a lot of experience with cast iron and Dutch ovens. I add a coat of seasoning anytime I have the slightest trouble cleaning something. I think thatâs a good rule of thumb for this too.
Can Crisco be used for the 1st time?
Yes you can. I believe itâs better than regular cooking oil.
Season the flat top the same way you season cast iron.
Use high heating point oil!!!
Is bacon wrapped sausage good for first time cooking?
Yes that is perfect. People like doing bacon or burger because it lets out a lot of oil. And thatâs good for the first cook.
Mine came brand new with a lot of sticky stuff that wonât come off , is that normal ?
Is the sticky stuff on the cooking area?
@@BeginnersBBQ yes
@@slvvm4 did you try to clean it with soap and water? you can also scrape it, itâs not season yet so it should be ok to scrape it off
Why wait til end to tell us the first way wasn't as good. I already hit pause half way and when I get to the end I hear that there is a better way.. argh
Followed everything you said and it turned out terrible. It has big brown burnt spots all along the middle. And the rest is still gray, what did I do wrong, when I cleaned it is it possible that I didnât rinse it well? I dried it very well. Iâm trying to send you a picture but I am having trouble sending it thank you
How do I get that burnt off? I used olive oil
How many times did you do the process?
@@BeginnersBBQ 4times, but I continued 2 more times after I messaged you and it is black now except for the bottom about 3 inches, I got nervous I thought I ruined it. I cooked on it today, it went well, but cleaning it was a job in itselfđ thank you for getting back to me, I guess I jumped the gunđł
@@maryannyannottiweizel8850 haha that is great news. The bottom will get black once you cook on it a few times. I also made a video on how to clean a griddle.
@@BeginnersBBQ I will watch it. Thank you đ
Does the kind of soap matter
No it does not.
Bro, thank you! love the video and the fast response! You got a sub in me!!
@@willmad8532 thank you đ
What about using bacon grease
I just watched a seasoning video from blackstone and they say never season your griddle with any kind of animal fat
Actually ally of people do it this way and Iâve never had any issues
I think the reason Black Stone changed the way you season the griddle is because the old way you burned through way too much damn propane!!!!
That is true.
I can't believe I had to look this one up. Yes, by all means, wash your griddle with soap and water, rinse it well, and dry it before you start. Yes, by all means, season your griddle with any oil that has a high smoke point. But whatever you do, do NOT season your griddle with animal fats (such as BaconUp, beef tallow, or what this man has in his hand... lard. Pig fat). You can cook with animal fats as much as you want once it's seasoned, but no animal fats on the griddle UNTIL it's seasoned. It's not about how "black" or "slick" or "non-stick" your griddle looks, it's how it acts. Animal fats don't have a smoke point high enough to do the job properly, and will cause your food to stick. In some foods, that's a good thing, but not for the griddle. Crisco would have been a better option.
What about canola oil?
It's a decent option (and one I used myself), but if I had enough money to blow on seasoning a griddle, I'd have used avocado oil, as it has an extremely high smoke point.
Back when, lard or beef tallow was always used to season a cast iron skillet.
I tried this but when I use paper towel, the paper towel kinda falls apart and puts little things on the griddle, and I worry that the paper towel has other chemicals in it and fibres. Do you have any other ideas around that?
Yes at the end of the video I give you another way to do it. The easiest way.
Great tutorial and seasoning advice!
The only thing I disagree with is washing your griddle, cast iron or bbq grates, and cast iron cookware with SOAP! I avoid soap like Superman avoids kryptonite!
If you are worried about bacteria, remember that an autoclave used for sterilizing medical instruments runs at about 250°F. I typically clean my grill after using and always clean it and preheat the surface to above 400°F before starting to cook! No soap is going to clean as good as 400°F high temp with steam!
I am a novice to Griddle cooking but have experience with Cast Iron, and it is in my DNA never to wash cast iron in water, let alone soap and water! Add water to the cast iron and let it steam clean is one thing. But to wash and set the cast iron to rack dry is sacrilegious!
Just my 2 cents and what I deem to be good practice. Love to hear other thoughts?
They recommend washing it after you unpack it. Before you season it.
@mike peak, I know they do. The thought of washing outdoor cooking grills, griddles, and cast iron with soap just sends shivers down my back. It goes against every fiber of my being (-:
High heat will kill any bacteria and germs on the surface. This is just me. I am not giving advice, just expressing what I do and how I feel about soap on outdoor appliance cooking surfaces.
I see what your saying about the soap. This is the only time I used soap. Actually Blackstone recommends to clean it with soap. But yea itâs pointless because you can crank up the heat to kill the bacteria. I think they recommend you doing it this way to clean it from dust, dirt and other stuff form the warehouse.
@Beginners BBQ Outdoors, thanks for the reply! I appreciate that they recommend it, but it makes no sense to me! My dislike for soap on a cast iron pan and griddle is engrained in my being. It just drives me nuts. Like when people pepper before cooking, just another one of those things I just don't do!
@@Sola_Scriptura_1.618 I will definitely not be doing that again if I ever get a new one.
Bro Iâm worried about you brother your breathing super heavy
My mic is super sensitive and it seems loud. I fixed that easy on the newer videos.
Too complicated Iâm going to bed đ đŽ
It's like a cast iron skillet. Constant maintenance and stuff still sticks.
Too bad they don't have a non stick model.
Great video bro but is it bad if you skip the soap and water?
Not at all
Seasoning not completely set until you fry onions, refer to "Blackstone Betty" chemically bonds.