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I recently bought a Lodge preseasoned skillet. Even though I followed
the directions for using the skillet, certain things seem to stick to the skillet and have to be scraped off with a wire brush. For instance, this morning I made eggs, sausage and fried bananas in the skillet. Even though I quickly soaked the hot skillet in water, I still had to use the wire brush to get off the fried bananas. After I wash the skillet with warm water (no detergent), I immediately dry it with a cloth and spray the inner surface with olive oil spray. My understanding is that this procedure would make it non-stick. Will it get better over time and usage? Or will certain food items always stick no matter what I do? Thanks for any suggestions. |
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