Induction cooking with sheet steel

Enamelled steel

Features

Non-stick coating reset

A steel skillet is 99% made of iron, an entirely natural product. So it is a durable pan that can last a long time. A sheet steel pan you have to burn in yourself, which creates a natural non-stick coating. It is very important that this is done carefully
A steel skillet is 99% made of iron, an entirely natural product. So it is a durable pan that can last a long time. A sheet steel pan you have to burn in yourself, which creates a natural non-stick coating. It is very important that this is done carefully
You can burn in a sheet steel skillet in two different ways, using the oven and the stove. You can do this only if there are no wooden or plastic handles on the pan. The pan must be made entirely of sheet steel.
There is also Enamelled sheet steel where there is a protective layer of molten glass. So this pan you do not need to burn in and is easy to clean.
A characteristic of these pans is that the steel is discolored. An intensively used steel pan is therefore an "ugly" pan with lots of dark discoloration. The pans get better the more you use them. They also remain "greasy" to the touch, but that is just fine.
If you did end up using dish soap and heavy cleaning products, you need to reset the non-stick coating (seasoning). This means cleaning your pan completely first and then repeating the searing process again. By doing so, you create good non-stick coating again.