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GAS BURNERS FROM VUUR LAB.
Cooking outdoors with a tripod gas burner is ideal
Take your tripod gas burner with you to the campsite, in your camper or just baking and roasting in your own garden is of course also possible.
On this page you will find:
Maintenance & use
First use & burn-in
Cleaning & maintenance
Our different cast-iron pans
Do you have any questions and/or comments after reading the page? Then feel free to contact us at 085-0608418 or email info@vuurlab.nl
Maintenance & use
Cast iron pans are coated with vegetable oil or protective wax to protect them from rusting after production during transport and storage.
Before preparing food in these pans, you should remove this protective layer. It is only a minimal layer.
First use & burn-in
To start with a clean cast-iron pan, go ahead and remove the protective coating. To do this, you need to heat the pan until the oil or wax can be wiped off with a cotton cloth. The pan does not need to be very hot for this, you just want the protective layer to be easier to remove.
The pan can then be roasted. This can be done, for example, in a normal oven in the kitchen at a temperature of 175ºC to 200ºC, but you can also use a hob, cooker or barbecue. If you use an oven, place the pan in the oven for about half an hour. The heat will open the pores of the cast iron.
Now rub your cast iron pan with a little vegetable oil (for example: sunflower, peanut or linseed oil). It only needs to be a very thin layer, no drops need to be visible. Wipe off the excess again. The oil will close the pores.
Next, place the cast-iron pan upside down back in the oven for at least half an hour or more until it starts to smoke (this should happen at a temperature of > 175ºC).
Then let the cast-iron pan cool down gently.
Note: not under the tap with cold running water!
If you repeat this process three times, the cast iron pan will form a shiny deep black protective layer (called the Patina layer).
This layer forms a natural non-stick layer and also provides protection against rusting of the cast iron.
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