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"blake murphy" > wrote in message
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>>My 'big' cast iron pan is an ancient one that belonged to my late
>>grandmother. And it is so well seasoned as to be perfectly smooth and so
>>black as to appear enameled. So getting to a proper level of seasoning
>>can
>>take quite literally years of use.
>>
>>MJB
>>

>
> would you do something like this for a pan billed as 'pre-seasoned'?
>


I don't know - I guess if it started to rust after use, it would have to be
re-treated. If it didn't rust, it was sucessfully seasoned.

MJB


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