How To Season New Cast Iron Skillet Easy Simple

In today's video we are taking a look at how to season a new cast iron skillet easy and simple.

things used in the video:

Related videos:
how to remove rust cast iron: coming soon

Join this channel to get access to perks:

Our Mech:

Any Question Dont Hesitate To Ask!

Support our Work on patreon! Thank You!

My Gear

My Complete Gear List (always Updated)

StatUpBox
PO BOX 48450
Cumberland, NC 28331

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases

This Video is created for educational and entertainment purposes only. This video is only created to entertain for its comedic value .You should always contact a license professional when installing, repairing, creating, replacing, making a recipe, cooking, working in any project or replicating anything done on the video. This video is not intended to replace a professional advice, diagnosis or treatment. we hereby disclaim any and all liability to any party for any direct, indirect, implied, punitive, special, incidental or other consequential damages arising directly or indirectly from any use of the Video Content, which is provided as is, and without warranties. Any reliance you place on such information on this content is therefore strictly at your own risk. This video should only be taken as comedic entertainment. do not try this at home

[BigPeter]

I have some of my Grandmother's cast Erie PA iron pans and I can still see my reflection in them!! They're over 100 years old! Still nothing sticks to them and they've never seen a drop of soap, just hot water, dry wipe, and a coat of oil. I'll hand them down eventually to become 4th generation cookware.

[terra_world]

Who would have thought watching a video on seasoning cast iron could be so much fun. Great job, I enjoyed your sense of humor and the seasoning tips were invaluable. 👍👍

[aaronthenorm]

Ridding myself of all the tethlon coated pans has been a feel good moment. And this easy as rain vid to season my new cast iron was awesome; thanks!

[newyorker]

Thanks for making this funny it made it less confusing for me I’ve never gotten over the intimidation factor of seasoning and you did it for me! Thanks!

[loribach]

I appreciate your thoroughness, simplicity, and especially your humor!

[colincouperthwaite]

“Now that we confused our enemy by giving it a massage “🤣🤣

[shannoncombs]

So as a restoration business I have a couple of things that are not correct about your information. Washing the skillet when you first get it does NOT remove the factory seasoning. It only removes dirt and oils that may be on the iron from the factory. It is good to wash it when you first get it though. Second modern dish soap will NOT harm your seasoning what so ever. Soap can be use anytime you feel you need to wash it. Old days long ago soaps had lye in them. Lye will remove organic material. Seasoning is organic material that is carbonized on the iron. And as for the use of foil in the oven....its NOT need at all. That was used to catch excessive oil from dripping in the oven from the skillet. If you wipe the skillet down really good before its put in the oven it will not drip. If it does you did not wipe it down period. The rest of the information in the video is good and well done. So here are the taka ways.... You can use modern soap anytime you want. It doesn't remove seasoning. Foil is not needed in the oven. And follow up session is recommended once you see the food starting to stick more than usual.

[Karmah]

HAHAHA! Love your sense of humor and informative video. I just bought a cast iron skillet and now the seasoning starts!

[Sarah-ov]

I liked the humor to this video. More videos should be like this on youtube

[holleylinscott]

This is a great informative video, and the best part is the commentator has a fun sense of humor! Sharing with friends 😀

[fear_less_]

Thanks. Just got the Lodge skillet. Very helpful.

[lukeschimanski]

Finally someone straight to the point no "waffling "on nice job 😂

[oliviaxcreates]

Straight to the point and easy instructions to follow! Only thing that sucks is using my oven during this hot summer day lol oh well, thanks for the vid 🤓🙏🏼🙏🏼

[elizabethk]

Thank you for the apparent instructions, much appreciated and valuable.

[Strategic_wins]

What a decent straight to the point video, thank you I will be doing my pan all day tomorrow now I have this info ☺ ☺

[seanwright]

I'm not sure what it is, but whenever you say "cast iiiiron, " I get the biggest smile. Thanks for your help, Sir!

[stephaniefox]

Great explanation of the seasoning and curing of my new cast iron skillet I got for Christmas. Thank you 🙏 for the information and fun time watching

[TheRealJanetChannel]

Very entertaining video! Thank you for the humor and tips on torturing, uh, I mean seasoning 🤣

[madi-maui]

This is such a helpful video! Super simple and quick. Thank you!

[jaguayo]

This video is so entertaining There was never a dull moment. Can’t wait to see what I learn next. Thanks for helping me season my first skillet.