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Tips For Cleaning Scorched Pots And Pans Recipe


Tips For Cleaning Scorched Pots And Pans Recipe
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Here are a few things I have learned over the years that you may find helpful.

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  • If you have a cake pan that has slightly rusted in the corners, try scouring it with a raw potato dipped in cleanser. Wash, rinse and dry thoroughly before storage.
  • The bottoms of BBQ and camping pots will stay clean if you rub them with a bar of soap before using them over an open fire. You can also wipe dish detergent over the bottom and sides as well. The smoke and soot will wash off instantly when you clean them.
  • Before using a non-stick frying pan, brush the inside with a small amount of veg oil, add 3 Tbsp of salt, heat gently for 3 minutes, then rub the salt around the pan with a thick layer of paper towels before wiping out the pan. This will prevent food from sticking in the pan.
  • If your non-stick pan becomes discolored, soak it overnight in a mild solution of household bleach and hot water. Wash and rinse well.
  • To clean out a burned pan, simmer onion skins for an hour. Leave the onion water in overnight. The burned particles will wipe right away the next day.
  • You can also clean a burned pan by sprinkling the burned food with baking soda and adding just enough water to make a paste. Let it stand for a few hours, then clean.
  • The third way to clean a burned pan is to add 2 to 3 Tbsp cream of tartar to enough water to cover the burned surface. Bring to a boil and simmer until the burned food begins to flake off from the pan.
  • If you have burned an enamel pan, try sprinkling a mixture of 1Tbsp salt and 2 Tbsp lemon juice on the burned or discolored area. Let it sit for 30 minutes, then scour very gently with an SOS pad or steel wool.
  • If an aluminum pan has become discolored, try boiling some water with some apple peel for a few minutes, then rinse and dry. It comes out sparkling.
  • To polish stainless steel pans, dip a cloth in some white vinegar and rub until shiny. This removes all traces of grease and oil.

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Great tips!


Very helpful Thanks bunches.


Thanks, very important to have on hand!


Thanks, a few there that I haven't heard before.


Great post something for everyone!! Any ideas on how to get your stovetop clean around the burners. I've tried everything my gas stove is only a year old and already getting the black burned stuff aroung the burners.


Great tips. Thank you.


May I repost these on my blog? Your tips are perfect!


Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have searched and searched for just such tips. We cook a lot of rice and it occasionally boils dry and burns on the bottom of my stainless steel pot. UGH! I thought it was hopeless and now I have some things I can try.
Betty


What a great ideal.


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