HOW TO RESEASON, USE AND CLEAN A CAST IRON GRIDDLE

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[@ericwalker3459]

Thanks sir. I’ll be trying my griddle more often now. Thanks. Dinner looked fantastic

[@ericwooden7304]

I love your still using your old bed frame rack you built for that griddle. I have watched your videos for a long have and learned much. Thanks for your time doing these videos and keep up the good work!

[@tomfavre669]

Been watching for a long time now and have learned a lot. Thanks..

[@kenseeley3761]

Love the channel Brother. Learning so much stuff I think my heads gonna explode. 🤘😎

[@tomwares761]

Gosh Scott you guys can’t get a break, another hurricane on the way, it’s kinda like us out here dodging fires almost daily, stay safe.

[@macEboy]

Thanks for the iron video. When are you going to do your shrimpin catch clean and cook? Looking foward to it. I got my boat loaded and prepping to pay Dr. Lake a visit next week! Cheers! Mac

[@BackwoodsGourmetChannel]

Hopefully this week. Just got back from the Smoky Mts tonight. Might try a few scouts after work this week and try to get some before all the water from down south wases them out. Hit me up on my email and we can talk about a trip soon. [e-mail]

[@chip6515]

love those griddles. I found some off-name brand that doesn't have the raised edges on the outside. I'm horrible with a spatula in pans or anything with a raised edge 😂

[@kellybearden5697]

Fantastic

[@timpease9691]

Awesome!! Great tips!!

[@BigBuckGetter]

Do you have a video on the grilling frame?? Could you post the link please??

[@brianmaguire6814]

You should have a channel like "Dad How Do I?", but not as basic as his, like this video here. There's too many generations of men without basic practical skills, and you have many. Keep it up my friend.

[@brianmaguire6814]

How to sharpen your own axe, mower blade, knives. How to change oil and brakes. Basic flooring, tiling, and other small repairs. Stuff like that. Your cooking is still #1 and necessary as well.

[@MaryGregory-b5f]

Thanks got a dutch cast iron pot and was wanting to know how to get the rust out or off it and I happen to come across the bridge of you doing just that but I had read rearier lat viniger was not good to use. So what do u think cause it eats away the cast iron ???pot

[@williamhurt8512]

@15:49, publix spray olive oil, good product, i use their spray butter and canola oil as well, i prefer them over the similar brand name products.....................in fact i used it tonoght on some chuck short ribs done up like a mini pot roast.........................

[@beckydupree8794]

Hoping you all came through the storm ok.

[@BackwoodsGourmetChannel]

Two big ass trees down on my barn, don't worry, the boats are fine. Took all day with help to get them off and cut up.

[@williamhurt8512]

is that a plain chuck steak or chuck eye..??......... i hoard chuck eye's in the freezer when i can get them.............................

[@WisdomInTheWoods]

Wire brush?

[@brianpennington8608]

You just poisoned the metal.

[@chriscarter7182]

This is an honest and sincere question!! Please don't be argumentative with your answer, why did he "poison the metal"?

[@russbear31]

It's perfectly safe to use lye on your cookware. People have used lye to clean their ovens for more than 100 years, so did they "poison" the oven, too? 😅😅 After you wash to skillet, all of the lye goes down the drain. Did you notice that he also soaked the griddle in vinegar? Vinegar also deactivates lye, rendering it harmless.

[@BackwoodsGourmetChannel]

@@chriscarter7182 No matter what, someone will say poison. Some even call flour poison!