You dont need to season stainless steel like you do cast iron. You just have to make sure it's hot enough before you start cooking. That's the key. Love the channel, keep it up ! 🫡
I spent the last month in my food truck wondering why everything was sticking and excessively popping metal. They need seasoned. All metal that gets heated that high bleeds/absorbs oil. This video saved my business. I think I’m goin back to stainless skillets now too
Good video! I just ordered a 28” SS replacement cooktop for my two burner griddle. The cast iron top bowed in the middle and became difficult to use. Will use this video as a guide for seasoning when it arrives. 👍
that griddle is most likely 1500 watts , my vevor is the same and it will cook like a pro, i have had mine for a couple months, it really does cook like a professional Grill,enjoy.
Thanks for sharing. Your griddle is actually labeled for Celsius, so at the 300 degree setting it's 572 degrees Fahrenheit! Although advertised and listed as a "stainless steel griddle" on Amazon, the cooking surface on most of those griddles are regular steel, not stainless. A true stainless cooking surface does NOT darken permanently... only during cooking. After each use you clean it, and it retains its original color. And you DON'T have to season stainless. Just get it hot and use oil or butter. FYI your entire video is optically reversed/inverted. There's a setting for the iPhone selfie camera to fix that, but not sure about Android phones.
Only 110v... it's the amps, not the voltage and being a single phase griddle, the wires heat up quite a bit. If it were 3 phase it would be much more efficient and use less energy as the power delivery is conducted through 3 wires and not one. Also, that looks like a vevor griddle or similar, be prepared to purchase a new one soon, the ones I buy from them rarely last a year.