Oti classic pure cast iron grill

Gives food a special taste and remove excess fat with our Oti classic pure cast iron grill. Suitable for use on the stove, in the oven or outdoors.

Available in 2 sizes: 22 x 22 cm or 26 x 26 cm.

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Oti cast iron products are durable, of good quality and with surprising benefits:

- HEALTH: Cast iron is a safe material, it does not release toxic substances into the prepared food.
- DELICIOUS TASTE: Evenly distributing the heat to your dishes, cast iron is indicated if you want to bring old time taste to your table!
- DURABILITY: It has a long service life, it withstands high temperatures and the more it is used, the better it gets.

• Dimension: 22x22 cm
Weight: 1.8 Kg
HandleType: Foldable

• Dimension: 26x26 cm
Weight: 2.7 Kg
Handle Type: Foldable

Preparing the pure cast iron pot: seasoning
Before its first use, wash the pot in hot water and dish soap, rinse and dry. Grease the pot, on all sides (inside, outside, handles) using a layer of vegetable oil and place it in the oven face down on a tray (preferably with aluminium foil to collect the grease that will drain), at the highest temperature, for one hour. Then turn off the oven and let the pot cool inside. A protective layer will form to prevent the pot from rusting and the food from sticking. Such preparation (seasoning) must be repeated periodically, more precisely when the dish loses its non-stick quality.

Cleaning the cast iron pot
We recommend to clean the pot with salt and hot water, using the rough part of a sponge or half a lemon, as it is a degreaser. Since cast iron is a porous material, avoid cleaning the pot with chemicals or detergents that could be absorbed by the pot.

Maintenance and storage of the cast iron pot
We recommend greasing the pot with vegetable oil before each storage. If the pot has a lid, do not store it covered, in order to allow it to ventilate.

Rust removal (perfectly normal on a pure cast iron pot)
Heat the pot and rub using the rough part of a sponge. If rust persists, immerse the bowl in a solution (50% water, 50% vinegar) and then clean again.
You can also try cleaning the rusty pot using a potato. Cut one potato in half, then rub with the cut side of the potato.
After removing the rust, a new seasoning process is required.