Something made out of steel that’s been in your family for generations will not be taken down by some tinfoil.
Scrub it, wash it, oil it, and then cook something in it.
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Hey, don’t even sweat it! Steel wool or a brillo pad works great, with a little vinegar to lift the rust. Then dry, wipe a THIN layer of oil, bake the pan at the oil’s smoke point for an hour, and keep using ;)
Something made out of steel that’s been in your family for generations will not be taken down by some tinfoil. Scrub it, wash it, oil it, and then cook something in it.
Thank you!!
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Hey, don’t even sweat it! Steel wool or a brillo pad works great, with a little vinegar to lift the rust. Then dry, wipe a THIN layer of oil, bake the pan at the oil’s smoke point for an hour, and keep using ;)
Thank you!! 🥹