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Cooking & Baking

yellerpup

(12,252 posts)

9. Never fails for me.

Reply to elleng (Reply #8)

Mon Dec 3, 2012, 04:23 PM

Dec 2012

Just don't get any char in with it or you will be back to square one.

The worst smell (to me) is burned broccoli and this method fixed it right up.

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If you burn something on the bottom and it tastes a little burnt, can you salvage it? [View all] Denninmi Dec 2012 OP

Sure, serve it as Cajun Blackened Chili... n/t PoliticAverse Dec 2012 #1

My first thought Goblinmonger Dec 2012 #2

At long as it tastes ok, you should eat it! cbayer Dec 2012 #3

This is a great method but probably too late for you. yellerpup Dec 2012 #4

That is very cool, yeller! May try it! elleng Dec 2012 #8

Never fails for me. yellerpup Dec 2012 #9

add a sprinkle of white sugar Viva_La_Revolution Dec 2012 #5

Actually, those all sound like good ideas. Denninmi Dec 2012 #6

Sounds saveable to me, elleng Dec 2012 #7

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