The cooking process is not limited to just stirring various dishes. After cooking there are a lot of chores that need to be done which includes washing your dishes. Well, this process is a laborious task. And, things take a turn for the worse when, despite repeated attempts, you are unable to get rid of stubborn stains on utensils. For example, when you cook dal in a pressure cooker, you see that the turmeric water boiling inside comes up and comes out through the lid, leaving a stain on it. It is a common sight in almost every household. Correct? Do you also take longer than usual to clean your cooker and remove marks? Well, you can prevent all this from happening in the first place. Chef Pankaj Bhadoria shared a video on Instagram revealing an easy hack to keep your pressure cooker clean.
cook pankaj That said, there is a quick step you need to follow before you start cooking your dal. just blow the whistle first pressure cooker, Now make a hole in the tissue paper and put it through the vent pipe. Then, put the whistle back in place (the vent pipe). Pankaj explained that whatever extra water comes out of the cooker, the tissue will absorb it. That’s it.
Watch the detailed video below:
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Earlier Chef Pankaj Bhadauria showed how we can maintain non stick cookware, According to him, when you buy non-stick cookware, soak it in hot water and soap. Then, wash off. Try using only a wooden or silicone spatula. You shouldn’t use a non-stick pan for high-heat cooking. Never put a hot non stick pan directly into cold water. wonder why? This can create a thermal shock that destroys the non-stick coating. Always use a mild soap and a sponge when cleaning a non-stick pan. After washing the dishes, add two drops of oil to increase the durability. You can also use baking soda and water to remove stains.
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So next time, keep these tips handy and make cooking quick and easy.
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