How to Care for the Yoder Smokers Cast Iron Griddle | Tips & Techniques from All Things Barbecue




Chef Tom walks you through how we care for our cast iron using the Yoder Smokers Cast Iron Griddle.
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• Yoder Smokers Cast Iron Griddle: https://www.atbbq.com/yoder-smokers-cast-iron-griddle.html
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• Lodge Cast Iron Care Kit: https://www.atbbq.com/lodge-logic-seasoned-cast-iron-care-kit.html

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20 replies
  1. mike333h
    mike333h says:

    I use the blue shop towels on all my cast iron for drying and oiling because they don’t leave lint behind as well. Also I have never had a problem with soap damaging my seasoning on the iron.

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  2. Brian M
    Brian M says:

    My favorite tool to use on cast iron is a small piece of chainmail called The Ringer. Sounds crazy but nothing works better. You can buy it on Amazon for like $20. Love that thing. I use it almost every day.

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  3. Odinsdagr
    Odinsdagr says:

    Chef Tom! I was eating a grilled cheese sando tonight and thought you could make a killer version. Has anyone ever cooked fresh bread in a smoker? Smoked bread, smoked cheese, and of course bacon! Hope you can make it some day.

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  4. chris n
    chris n says:

    I love mine, but the raised grates should go 90 degreees in the other direction. It would make cooking and cleaning on that side so much easier. The regular grill grates dont go parallel to the cooker, the go perpendicular, these should too. I would like to hear the reasoning for this.

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  5. Mista Coolie
    Mista Coolie says:

    Great video. Realistic too. Almost nobody shows a dirty grill, they only show the picture perfect one. This is pretty much the same way I clean mine, with the exception that I pre-soak in soapy hot water overnight.

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  6. Finite Tuning
    Finite Tuning says:

    I've been thinking about getting one of these ever since I fist saw it, guess it's time to place an order. I think this would great for the kitchen oven. I've always used soap and water to clean my cast iron and never had a problem. I use the hottest water I can tolerate, scrub-a-dub, dry and oil, done!

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