How to Clean a Frying Pan from Carbon Deposits Using Rice: An Interesting Method
It is not always possible to clean off a thick layer of carbon deposits that has formed on a frying pan the first time.
In addition, you may encounter a number of difficulties during the work process.
So, if you use chemicals to achieve your goal, there is a high probability of inhaling harmful vapors or damaging the skin of your hands. If you decide to use a scraper, it is quite possible that the kitchen utensils will be completely ruined - food will stick to such a frying pan.
Fortunately, savvy housewives have found a new method for themselves – using rice groats. It turns out that rice groats can be used not only for cooking, but also to deal with carbon deposits.
This method is suitable for enamel and aluminum cookware and is as follows.
Pour a handful of rice into the frying pan and add a glass of water – the liquid should cover the entire burnt area.
Now place the pan on the fire and leave it there until the grains become soft.
After this, you can turn off the stove. Wait until the mixture cools down, and then, armed with a wooden spatula, get rid of the carbon deposits.
