I would love to combine two of the best things in cooking, deglazing with a fonds or wine and my cast iron skillet, which I have been seasoning for a couple of months now. My concern is that the seasoning might remove the seasoning from the skillet. Could this happen?
Can deglazing a cast iron skillet remove the seasoning
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Best Answer
If it's properly seasoned, and affixed well to the pan, there shouldn't be any problem.
In fact, it's what I typically use to clean my pans even if I'm not making a sauce.
If you're reducing a sauce that's highly acidic, you might have cause for concern, as you don't want to have acids in the pan for long periods.