is my enameled Dutch oven ruined because of a tiny hole?
I made the mistake trying to save my sourdough and bake it in between coming home from work and getting to an appointment with the exact amount of time needed. In my rush I overlooked that I preheated my Dutch oven empty and there's now a brand new pinhole pit in the bottom of the enamel. To be honest I had also put it in the hot oven once when I didn't know better about thermal shock. Is it better to ignore it? Treat it like cast iron and season the hole? Mourn my loss and replace it? It was just a Pioneer Woman one so it wouldn't be breaking the bank but at the same time I was loving it and things cost money. submitted by /u/Budm-ing [link] [comments]
I made the mistake trying to save my sourdough and bake it in between coming home from work and getting to an appointment with the exact amount of time needed. In my rush I overlooked that I preheated my Dutch oven empty and there's now a brand new pinhole pit in the bottom of the enamel. To be honest I had also put it in the hot oven once when I didn't know better about thermal shock.
Is it better to ignore it?
Treat it like cast iron and season the hole?
Mourn my loss and replace it?
It was just a Pioneer Woman one so it wouldn't be breaking the bank but at the same time I was loving it and things cost money.
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