/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15349735
you can destain them?

>>15349735
you fucked up and used too much heat.

Why bother?

>>15349735
Vinegar. Let it soak for an couple of hours.
Also, baking soda to scrub it out.

Soap and water on the stove and let it simmer before cleaning.

Bleach

is anyone else getting a vibe that this is a subtle racist thread?

Barkeeper's friend

>>15349814
Yeah. A guy on a cooking forum getting advice for cleaning a dutch oven out is somehow about racism. I feel ya'.
>>15349821
Would barkeepers friend really work, or would it ruin it?

>>15349834
I scrub down my leg creuset dutch oven with a tough brush and barkeeper's friends. It can take a lot of elbow grease, but I've made my enamel cookwork look brand new with that method. I just avoid doing it on any cast iron surface.

>>15349814
nigger

>>15349814
Yes, everything is racist. You should leave before you become a racist too.

>>15349834
Barkeeper's Friend is okay to use with your bare hands. It won't strip the enamel if that's what you're asking.

>>15349834
Yeah, a DUTCH oven with a christmassy red color and a white surface stained dark. If you can't seen it's an intentional Zwarte Pieten reference you are naive and literal-minded as fuck.

>>15349834
>dutch oven
And there it is. This is an african invention appropriated by and changed to suit the white race. Apologize.

>>15349735
I don’t patina belongs on working equipment

Probably bleach, I bleached some stained plates last week.

>>15349911
Mid shelf bait. Could use a bit more patriarchy and maybe a tsp of self loathing to really bring out all the flavours.

>>15349834
Barkeeper's is slightly acidic but not harsh enough to damage the enamel. It's the same idea as cleaning with vinegar but more effective in my experience.

>>15349970
Dude you had me on the first read through.
>What the fuck is he talking about African Invention?
I feel gullible.

>>15349735
leave it alone

>>15349735
boil some vinegar.

>>15349735
Unironically make a tomato based dish.

>>15349814
Shut the fuck up you retarded quadroon

>>15349821
this

Fuck it. If it doesn't come off with scrubbing, it's not going to come off into the food, so who cares.

>>15349735
buy a new one

>>15349735
Get a pack of those magic eraser things. Also works really well for tea and coffee mugs.

>>15349814
no not really

>>15349735
Baking soda, comet, barkeepers friend. Take your pick.

>>15350679
These are all a scam with 10000000000% markup. Just google Melamine

>>15349735
Boil bleach in it

>>15349814
It is now.
STFU you dumb nigger.

>>15349735
concentrated pusy juice

>>15350833

>boiling bleach

What the fuck do you think this is, 1917 Belgium? THAT MAKES MUSTARD GAS!

>>15349735
i'll lick it or give it to my dog to lick

>>15349754
Dont do this OP theres a dent in my ceiling

>>15349814
9/10
not subtle at all but that doesn't matter here

>>15349821
the only answer you need. if it's not working quite yet, let it set a little longer. All other answers are wrong. Anyone who tells you vinegar is cleaning in the stone age.

>>15351275
I need to know what these means

>>15351544
he's joking like about a pressure cooker or dulce-de-leche explosion. As if putting baking soda and vinegar in a dutch oven would somehow cause pressure to build and explode. you were missing nothing.

>>15349850
is barkeepers friend okay to use? i thought it was made for scouring.
>>15349735
boil some salt and vinegar and scrape it with a wooden spoon. let it cool then scrub with a brush and soap. repeat as necessary
>>15349911
dutch people do get pretty racist around christmas time

>>15352034
bad post. get BKF.

>>15352123
I have a shaker of it I was just worried about using it on my shiny enameled stuff. for my staub I'll mistreat the inside of that dutch oven because it always seems to pick up white scum anyways

>>15349735
You don't.
Retard.

by using a superior Staub dutch oven with a dark coating

>>15349735
oxyclean. Really.

>>15352016
Ive been using pressure cooks since i was a kid, never had an issue. how someone can fuck this up so badly?

>>15349735
Usually use bleach, works well.

>>15349735
i use bleach
it sounds crazy but it'll get it white or very close to pure white again without damaging
you probably think im trolling you tho so go fuck yourself anyways

>>15349735
buying new one

>>15350679
why do they use this nigger as advertising it is just so wierd make me not buy product sad

>>15353566
They're saying their products are good since they got all the black off of him.

>>15349735
Tide or any other laundry detergent.
Put some in with water, heat up until boiling, let sit for 5 minutes, scrub with normal soap.
Repeat for as many times as necessary, the stains in your picture OP is probably around 3 times.

Using cast iron instead

>>15349814
schizo

>>15349821
an absolute miracle product that

>>15352034
you can use barkeeper's friend on enameled cast iron - it would be like using it on corelle or pyrex
as long as the enamel isn't already chipped, it's safe to use - of course rinse well afterward
Le Creuset also makes a cleaning product - there are prob alternatives if you don't want to buy brand products

>>15350130
bingo...

>>15349735
Learning to cook

>>15354437

Take your own advice. Enamel staining is normal when building fonds.

Boiling water with baking soda works wonders. For smaller messes i just put mine in the dishwasher becuase it says you can do it on the box.

>>15352651
iirc that image is from someone making dulce de leche from a can of sweetened condensed milk who got drunk, fell asleep and left it boiling overnight.

>>15349735
who cares just leave it

>>15354702
not him, but glazes aren't meant to be burnt stupid.

>>15354785
no, that's a different picture, but the one you're describing is what I was looking for when I picked that one out.

>>15349814
t.

>>15354995
Do you ever stop obsessing over Americans?

>>15349735
Boil water in it, then let it cool to a warm/blood temperatureand and add clothes washing soap. Rinse it off well and clean with regular dish soap afterwards. Not messing with you, look it up.

>>15349735
you have to soak it in piss

dont burn you pan use more fat

>>15355626
What if you have really hot blood?

>>15354975

>a fond is a glaze

Troll?

>>15357030
There's no deglazing without glazing stupid.

>>15357047

You're quite mistaken. A fond is meant to be a flavor base for sauces, whereas a glaze is an accompaniment. The method of preparing either is as different as night and day.

>>15357047
I can't figure out where the meme is

>>15357059
How do you deglaze a pan without glazing?

>>15349814
awful bait

but apparently it worked so I guess it's good bait

>>15357069
Give up anon, Americans are dumb and can't cook. You know they are Americans since only dumb Americans use the word fond.

>>15357069
When you are cookies vegtables or meat, pieces that brown stick to the bottom and sink under the oil, this creates a thick area of concentrated maillard browning. When you add a liquid, often wine or stock, it dissolves these solids and combines with the oil to emulsify into the liquid. There is no glazing


retard

>>15357069
Its a remnant of speech that means something different than you think it does. Its french origin deglaće is the step of creating the sauce from the fond

>>15357089
>>15357092
You cannot deglaze an unglazed pan.

>>15357092
The French do not use the word "fond" to mean the little bits on the pan dumbass.

>>15352651
Depends on the pressure cooker, they've gotten more fail safes over time. So someone using depression era ones, combined with modern laziness/retardation could easily make a BOOM

>>15349748
this

>>15349814
NIGGER

>>15350834
kek

>>15349814
back to pol, mayo schizo

>>15349735
I just paint it over.

>>15351134
How does boiling bleach make mustard gas? Where does the sulfur come from?

>>15349814

>>15357850
Seethe.

>>15349735
i'm here to shill the Dawn twister bottle brush for this very purpose. it has a spring in it so when you push the handle down it spins. literally don't even need soap or any detergent of any kind. i just turn the water on and start plunging. you could have the whitest cup with the worst coffee stains, it'll get it clean and white in like 1 min of brushing. you can also use it on basically any dish that has stubborn buildup.

the older ones tended to break after a while (after which they just become normal brushes,) but i bought a new one and it's subtly sturdier and hasn't broken yet. it's a staple tool in my kitchen. recommend it.

>>15349911
I knew it.

>>15350022
That shit is great for removing stubborn crap off glass cooktops too.

>>15359488
No fuck you. Those things fall apart inside of 2 months when the shit tier internals fall apart. It doesn't turn into a normal brush, half the time the brush will fall right the fuck out of the handle.

I boil up water, drop in one of them dishwasher tablets, let it bpil for 10 minutes, empty and wipe off, easy as

>letting fond go to waste
if you cooked properly thered be no stains or anything to clean

Ironically, a thread about cleaning stains from enamel has shown just how many people on /ck/ can't cook. Enamel staining is normal when searing and creating fonds. Anyone who says you're burning your food because a stain is present is a flyover gaslighting shill who has never cooked properly in their life.