[Sca-cooks] Yoo-Hoo??? (WAS: Re: cast iron pans)

[Laura C Minnick]

Well, personally, I've been very busy with doctor appointments and 
physical therapy, appointments for my braces, church, choir practice for 
church, a couple of commission pieces that were overdue, some stuff for 
me because my garb doesn't fit, work on the new bed, trying to wrangle 
camp for 9 adults and 6 kids for next weekend, research for our menu, 
trying to figure out how to rearrange camp stuff with the loss of James, 
and general exhaustion and pain from the fibro, the back stuff, lung 
issues flared up again and I'm on prednisone again, etc etc etc...

I'm also way behind on Facebook and if it weren't that I have a special 
list for the kids, etc, I'd never see them.

On subject- I had to scrub down and re-season my camp cast iron the 
other day. Over the year, the finish got gummy and almost but not quite 
moldy. They are nice and smooth and ready to go now. :-)

Liutgard

On 5/16/2019 4:12 PM, Patricia Dunham wrote:
> hmm, this is the last post I've received from Sca-cooks:
>
>> On Apr 21, 2019, at 12:17 PM, Susan Lin <susanrlin at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> yes.  You can reseason (and should periodically) - there are many you-tube
>> videos on how to do it.  We have a large collection of cast iron pans and
>> periodically reseason them.
>> Do not use them to make potstickers - my husband killed or has nearly
>> killed one of my pans by using it for potstickers - the shock of adding the
>> water to steam them is cracking the cast iron.
>>
>> Shoshanah
> …
>
> It's been almost 3 weeks. Maybe that isn't an unusual gap these days? HAS anything cookery been going on, or has the List just hit a quiet spot?
>
> thx!
> Chimene in An Tir
>
> PS, In the meantime, I sent a question to H-cost around Mar 3, and seem to have brought IT out of a coma…
>
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