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Seasoning is not about taste. You’re just using a dirty pan if it has stuff burned onto it. Your pan should not be imparting any taste into your food.

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Step 4 literally says to scrub until all of the brown bits are gone. Look at the picture in step 5, does that look like anything is burnt onto it? I see nothing in that says anything about taste.

Also, wikiHow is a garbage source as anyone can submit anything they want. They don’t have to have any clue what they’re talking about.

Here is cooks illustrated, a well respected cooking magazine that tests everything, talking cleaning.

And yes, they say soap is fine. If mild dish detergent is removing your seasoning, it wasn’t seasoned properly.

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Yeah but

  1. Most dish soap isn’t mild, and its unnecessary.

  2. Its about the black burned in that needs to stay.

  3. Im using my cast-iron over actual fire (not gas) so that might explain the difference.

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