My Favorite Way to Clean Cast Iron: The Fastest and Easiest Way! #shorts

Don't let cast iron intimidate you- here's a super easy way to clean your cast iron.
#castironcooking #castironskillet #cowboycooking

[pjkentucky]

I have to admit, the dogs stepping up and unselfishly helping all the time, always gives me a chuckle!

[discod]

I pour in some kosher salt to rub out any food particles, then rinse in hot again. Works like a charm and I don’t have to reseason very often. One of my pans is over 30 years old 😊

[cameronmccreary]

My grandmother used to cook a lot with cast iron, she would also clean the cast iron. I would dry it and she would use hot water steam clean it then put it on a warm stove.

[MrLarryj]

The ONLY Person that teaches this, Best method I have learned, He Knows what he's talkin about!

[renard]

My grandmother lived in the desert and she always had us kids clean the pans with sand and wipe down with a shammy type material. 70 years ago!

[TheFX]

37 and I’ve been cooking in cast iron for the past 13 years. This was how my mom taught me and it’s how i will always do it.

[salvatorebaleno]

I've done it that way since I saw this video when you posted it.

[marshabrown]

Another handy video. Thank you. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. God bless you and your lovely friends and family.

[sousuzumi]

I recently bought a cast iron dutch oven, so this video came at the right time.
Kent Rollins is still my favorite cowboy.

[coyster]

Ever since I watched your method on cleaning cast iron I have stuck with it it's work better than any method I have ever tried if you get something stuck just throw a little kosher salt and oil and rub it right off and reseason I absolutely love my cast iron

[Kristin]

I really love your videos! Hubby and I have been known to do an afternoon binge of Kent Rollins, and Shannon and the pooches of course!

[TheOnlyOneStanding]

Thank you Cowboy Kent. 😎👍 Hello from San Francisco California . Your my favorite Cook

[michaelbaumgardner]

That's the best way I've ever used and I learned it from you

[jackedwards]

That is how I was shown to do it by my Great - Grandmother about 1968 or so (she was 90 and I was 10)

[johnevans]

I love that brings back childhood memories

[haroldtakahashi]

💛...🇺🇸...love the trusty beag-o-matic...

[gregchambers]

Thank yew brother Kent for affirming what my mother taught me. Btw, I finely minced two med. carrots, a yellow onion, an orange bell pepper in bacon grease, then 2 lbs of pork sausage, then 4 bunches of chopped collard greens, 6 cloves rough chopped garlic, in a big pot, but waited to add the roasted, peeled Hatch red chiles, until the bitter was out of the greens. You and your's are welcome at my campfire anytime here in Las Cruces.

[crazysdrums]

Kent is right here, though a properly seasoned cast iron pan is really easy to clean with just hot water.

[MichaelRei]

Man this video is a blast from the past!! It’s good to see though. Makes me realize how long I’ve been watching and using Red River Ranch!!

[lsieu]

Thank you for this! Received my Mesquite spatulas this week and I'm all set for Christmas!!!