Burnt on food is the number one reason that I used to avoid certain recipes. I didn’t want to face the tough job cleaning the pans. So often the recipes that are the yummiest dishes are also guaranteed to produce a burnt-on mess. It is just the way they are.
What kind of dishes? I am talking about pot roast, beef stew and brisket: three delicious tummy warming dinners that my family loves. But how I dreaded the clean up. Whether made in the oven or a crockpot, the tough cleaning chore ahead was inevitable – that is, until now!
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Finally, I discovered the so simple cure. It is really a dream come true. What is it? Baking soda! Yes. Nothing fancy but you are going to love this.
I extolled the hidden virtues of baking soda some time ago in “15 Great Uses For Baking Soda” covering everything from insect bite treatment to a key ingredient in your child’s Erupting Volcano Science Fair Experiment – but this? How did I miss this?
How To Clean Burnt-On Food In A Baking Pan
Supplies
Warm water
1/4 – 1/2 cup baking soda
Directions
Rinse the pan with water.
Pour in dry baking soda.
Add lots of very warm water to cover all the burnt on food.
Let the pan stand for at least 15 – 30 minutes.
Next, place the pan in the sink -if it isn’t already there- and rub the interior with a kitchen brush.
The burnt-on food will lift off easily!
Pour out the dirty water.
Add dish soap, clean warm water and, using a sponge, clean it the rest of the way.
Rinse.
Dry.
Sparkling clean!
Do you hate trying to clean baked on food from your pans? This simple tip makes it so much easier! #tips #cleaning #household #home Share on X
Got any great cleaning tips? Tell us!
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