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16cm Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Skillet Round Pan (6.3 inches)

Do not underestimate the power of mini cast iron skillet. Why do you have many types of spatulas and utensils in your kitchen but not a perfect size skillet to fry a single sunny side up egg?

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20cm Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Skillet Round Pan (7.8 inches)

20 cm skillet is a classic size for an omelet, baked pie or even brownies topped with ice cream. It has the perfect size for pie is excels at sauteeing on the stove or hob top.

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26cm Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Skillet Round Pan (10.2 inches)

This good all-purpose size skillet is always the longtime favorite for every household. If you are looking for the best steak-searing pan, Grater’s 26 cm skillet is your choice.

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Grater 3 Pieces Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron Skillet Round Pan Set

This good all-purpose size skillet is always the longtime favourite for every household. If you are looking for best steak-searing pan, Grater’s 26 cm skillet is your choice.

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 Features

What is meant by pre-seasoned cast iron?

Pre-seasoned means a coating of wax has been applied to prevent rusting after manufactured in the factory or known as “factory seasoned”. Customers still have to clean and re-season it before starting to use.

Steps to re-season the skillet after purchase:

1. Wash your new skillet with soap and brush.
2. Rinse with water
3. Dry off the skillet with a dry cloth
4. Heat it on the stovetop until it is smoking hot to make sure complete dry (this step is important as water is the enemy of cast iron skillet)
5. Apply a thin, even coating of cooking oil of your choice (inside and outside of the skillet)
   Note: Remember to wipe off excess oil.
6. Hang to dry for next use

5 mistakes to avoid when cooking with a cast iron skillet:

1. Always pre-heat the skillet before cooking
   Avoid putting cold food on cold cast iron skillet as this step will definitely make the food stick on skillet.
2. Grease it after heated up
   Any butter or lard grease can help to enhance your food taste and improve the non-stickiness of the skillets.
3. Leave the food while searing
   Do not keep moving the steak on a hot skillet when searing to form a good crust.
4. Flip when the food is done
   Flip the steak when you see the thin brown crust forming on the outside of the steak.

How to clean a cast-iron skillet after cooking?

Notes: Don't use soap, don't use steel wool, don't put it in the dishwasher.

1. Pour hot water into the hot pan immediately after using
2. Use sponge or nylon stiff brush to scrub the pan lightly (use tongs to avoid scalding)
3. Rinse with hot water
4. Apply a layer of salt and add a little bit of hot water on the pan
5. Use a wooden shovel to scrape the tough stain on the pan
6. Rinse with water
7. Dry the pan thoroughly using a towel and dry it on the stovetop under low heat
8. Apply a thin layer of oil to season (inside & outside of pan) and store in a dry place

How to restore a rusted cast iron

1. Scrub off the rust with steel wool and water
2. Wash your new skillet with soap and rinse with water
3. Dry off the skillet thoroughly with a dry cloth
4. Heat it on the stovetop until its smoking hot to make sure it is completely dry (this step is important as water is the enemy of cast iron skillet)
5. Apply a thin, even coating of cooking oil of your choice (inside and outside of the skillet)
   Note: Remember to wipe off excess oil
6. Place the skillet upside down on an oven rack & bake at 180°C for 1 hour
7. After switching off the oven, let it cool in the oven
8. Store the cast iron skillet uncovered in a dry place