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Hi,
I've just bought a cast-iron pot and seasoned it by covering it liberally in corn oil and baking it in the oven for an hour, per the manufacturer's instructions. Now, while it was in there, there was a really chemically, WD-40 sort of smell coming out of it. I let it sit in there overnight to cool. I took it out this evening and the pot still has a strong smell of mechanical lubricant. On top of that, the corn oil has started to smell rancid. Am I allowed to use washing-up liquid to try to get rid of these smells? How many times do I have to repeat this seasoning process before I can use the pot for cooking without fear of the nasty smell permeating the food? I should note that it was an extremely cheap pot, only $10 on sale from $20. I intend to use it for baking bread, and don't know what the difference might be between cast iron pots of different brands. Many thanks! |
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