Title : Thank goodness for pickled onions
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Thank goodness for pickled onions
I burnt the steamer pan the other day. I bought it from a car boot sale years ago, it's just the right size for the steamer basket thing. I thought I had put enough water in it, but obviously not going by the stink coming out of the kitchen . I lifted it off the gas stove and held it over the sink. The lump of hot metal sizzled and crackled as I carefully dripped some water into it around the edge.
Luckily the vegetables were not burnt so I ate them. Not looking forward to cleaning the pan, I filled it with water and left it to soak on the draining board. I wonder how long it will need before I attack it with a scouring pad. It was there for 24 hours before I felt ready to lift the basket thing out and inspect the damage.
Oh lordy, not nice. This isn't the first time I have done this. I remembered the remedy I used last time, vinegar, I need a bottle of vinegar, but I haven't got one. I looked in the cupboard. Mint sauce might do the job. Then I noticed I have a few pickled onions left in a jar, that would be better. I poured the vinegar into the pan and diluted it so the black was covered. I left it overnight. Bingo, success. It easily came off and now it is back to being sparkly clean.Thus articles Thank goodness for pickled onions
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