you've seasoned it originally with flax oil just stop adding flax oil to it
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but the problem with it is that it flakes off very easily also
Cites seasoning durability (against)
so far 100% of the time the answer has been yes i season it with flax oil
Don't use extravirgin olive oil. That will literally turn into a smoke bomb.
Cites heat resistance (against)
whatever fat you're cooking in so I use grapeseed oil canola oil vegetable oil and so forth
We have found that flex seed oil, which oxidizes and polymerizes faster than other vegetable oils, forms a particularly durable seasoning, but cheaper oils such as sunflower and soybean also work fine.
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What's a high heat oil? avocado oil, canola oil, basically oils that have a high smoke point.
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it builds up a nice thick coating very quickly
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I, by the way, I use olive oil and it's great.
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