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Are you wondering how to take care of your carbon steel pan or skillet, but not sure how to keep the seasoning from disappearing? Jocelyn goes over how to care for your cast iron skillet.

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For at least 15 years now, I’ve lived grudgingly with nonstick pans. I have cast-iron (enameled and not) and stainless-steel-clad skillets, but I regularly cook many things that benefit from the ...