water will eventually like roll around freely on the pan instead of evaporating and then after that its pretty much nonstick
Regarding cleaning I just use like a rough sponge and dish soap I assume there is a technical way that may be better for the pan but this works for me
Feb 21, 2024
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They'll be fine, seriously
Jan 24, 2024
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I usually do a hot pre soak filling the pan or pot with hot water and a few drops of dish soap, leave it for a little back, come back, rinse everything off and scrape with fork, scrub with a brush and more soap, and then finish with steel wool. Steel wool is really the missing piece of the puzzle here
Apr 5, 2024
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I just sliced a lemon, do I really need to go through the rigamarole of wetting my sponge and pouring out some soap and scrubbing and sudsing then rinsing with hot-But-not-too-hot water? all that?? if I had some cracker crumbs on my plate its In my right to just dust them off and put it back on the shelf!
Jan 24, 2024
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Peaches, plums, nectarines, cherries, etc.
It’s mind blowing that something so nice can be naturally occurring
Just beautiful fruits (look at these plums) and just so delicious even when they’re not technically in season
I could (and do) eat five peaches a day
Also peach cobbler! Haven’t heard of it but need to try plum cobbler I feel like that’d be crazy
Mar 20, 2024
I got a humidifier at target cause it’s getting dry and that’s something I would typically overlook but for some reason I remembered the spongebob humidifier my parents used to always put in my room and I thought about how many things just for like comfort or health that I stopped doing that were just like everyday things my parents did when I was a kid
Dec 3, 2024
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for the most part every movie I see, book I read, meal I eat, album I listen to, place I travel to is the greatest thing I’ve ever experienced
(Maybe it just means I’m easy to please but I don’t mind because it leads to many enjoyable experiences!)
Apr 12, 2024