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How to Bring Back Blackened Oily Pan?

dogstarheaven · 2013-08-14 20:40:48

my stainless steel (pricey) pan caught fire recently as it had been left on high heat with about 3tbsp of oil in it. Took a good half an hour before it settled down outside as the black smoke billowed away and now the pan is blackened and there's a congealed-like oil sludge in the bottom. how do I bring this back to it's…

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hulda Posts: 27 Forumite

19 August 2013 at 9:10AM

I've used white vinegar to get rid of badly burnt-on stuff off saucepans and the like. Put neat white vinegar into the pan, to about 2 in deep. Bring to boil and boil hard for maybe 10 minutes. Let cool somewhat. From that point you should be able to remove at least some of the burnt on sludge. I've had great success using this for burnt on jam, sugar and rice pudding.

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