Cleaning cast iron cookware is simple when done correctly. Unlike modern cookware, it requires a slightly different approach but delivers better results over time.
Start by rinsing the
pan with warm water. Use mild soap only if needed and avoid harsh scrubbers.
For stubborn residue, use salt or baking soda and gently scrub.
After cleaning, dry the cookware immediately using a cloth or by heating it on
the stove. Apply a thin layer of oil to maintain seasoning and prevent rust.
Regular cleaning and proper drying ensure your Lilydale cast iron cookware stays in excellent condition for years.
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