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Spice up your presentation for your sizzling small sides and individual dips with this Valor 3 1/2" cast iron skillet set!
Create and serve sizzling signature sides and dips with this Valor 3 1/2" pre-seasoned mini cast iron skillet with rustic chestnut finish rubberwood underliner set! This skillet set creates a one-of-a-kind presentation that's sure to keep your customers coming back for more, without breaking your budget!
Hand Wash Only
To preserve quality, this item should only be hand-washed and sanitized.
Long-Lasting Cast Iron Skillet
This piece comes pre-seasoned with vegetable oil, helping to prevent rust and promote easy food release. The pre-seasoning is made of a pure vegetable oil coating that has been SGS tested. Not only does it allow you to cook healthier dishes without excess butter or cooking sprays, it promotes simple cleaning once your offerings have been prepared. It is recommended to wash and pre-season again before using this skillet.
Protects Tabletops
The underliner is made of soft, lightweight rubberwood and has an attractive chestnut finish. It helps to absorb heat from the skillet, protecting your tabletops and your servers' hands from heat damage!
Visually Appealing
Whether you're serving signature desserts, small sides, or single-serving dips, the eye-catching display creates a fun, inviting presentation and visually appealing experience your customers will love!
Valor Brand
Valor cast iron cookware provides undeniable durability for long-lasting use in your commercial kitchen. Offering skillets, griddles, servers, sizzlers, and mini serving dishes, as well as underliners and display stands, Valor has all of your cast iron cooking and serving needs covered. Designed to meet your budget without sacrificing quality, these sturdy cast iron items are ideal for pairing with a trivet or underliner for oven-to-table applications. Use Valor items to bring a creative, freshly made, home-cooked element into your commercial kitchen!
Questions & Answers
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In order to prevent unwanted buildup of oils, grease, and food, surfaces should be cleaned after use while still slightly warm. Harsh chemicals or scouring pads should not be used—only hot water and a cloth or sponge are needed. If some areas require extra cleaning, a mild scouring pad can be used.
How is Valor's pre-seasoned cookware seasoned?
All of Valor's pre-seasoned cookware is seasoned with soy-based vegetable oil. No peanut oil or animal fat is used.
Is the coating coming off of my cast iron cookware?
Cast iron does not have a coating. It typically has a pre-seasoning.
If it looks like the black layer is flaking, it may actually be the seasoning (baked-on oil) coming off. This can happen if the seasoning was built up too thick, didn't bond properly, or was weakened by acidic foods, harsh scrubbing, or soaking. Sometimes it's also just carbonized food residue loosening, which looks like black flakes but doesn't cause damage to the cast iron.
Is this item dishwasher safe?
This cast iron piece from Valor has been shown to survive cycles in a 2 minute commercial dishwasher with no signs of rust. However, it is recommended that these items be hand washed.
What happens if my cast iron cookware rusts?
If the cast iron rusts or the surface becomes uneven, rust can be scrubbed off, and the seasoning can be rebuilt by applying oil and heating the pan again.
What is the best way to clean and care for my wooden item?
All wood products should be hand washed. The heat and chemicals of a dishwasher are harmful to wood’s naturally porous texture. If your product begins to show signs of wear, its finish can be restored with a food-safe wood conditioner. First, clean and dry the wood. Then, apply the wood conditioner with a soft cloth or paper towel. Once the conditioner has soaked into the item, buff off any excess with a clean cloth. Having excess conditioner on a wood board will make it feel sticky or oily.