The frying pan will suffer quite a bit over time - including the bottom. A home remedy will help you remove the incrustations.
- When cooking, the frying pan often gets dirty on the underside .
- The incrustations are often difficult to remove.
- A home remedy from your kitchen cupboard will help.
One or two delicious schnitzel fried in the pan - and it looks as if a general cleaning is necessary. However, while most spend their time trying to save the inside of the pan * from crusting and scorching, many forget that it often hits the bottom.
Finally, some of the dripping can quickly run over the edge and get stuck there. Not infrequently the result is a brown crust on the underside of the pan that has been enriched for weeks, which not only looks unappetizing but can also lead to a higher energy requirement if the food takes longer as a result.
Clean the frying pan: This home remedy makes the bottom of the oven sparkling clean in no time
After all, this problem can be solved relatively quickly. All you need to do is take a quick look into your kitchen cupboard, because almost everyone should have this little helper at home: a bag of baking soda .
What is actually intended for baking can also save you from a thick crust of food residues and fat on the underside of the pan . To do this, simply mix the baking powder with a little water and apply the whole thing to the affected areas. Then leave it on for a few hours - after that, the deposits should be removed without problems, at most a little muscle fat.
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Baking powder alternative: This pan can be used to clean the pan
Instead of baking powder, you can also mix a paste of baking soda and water. The main ingredient that makes baking soda a suitable cleaning agent * is the baking soda it contains. That's why baking soda usually works just as well - if not better - than baking soda. Both are used equally.
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