Posted: 11/20/2012 2:00:50 PM EDT
| Got my turkey frying pot out today....it's standard aluminum pot etc....There is quite a bit of nasty, old dried grease in the bottom and on the lid. I'm afraid that when it heats up, mixes with the new grease etc...it will cause the bird to taste like shit. What's the best way to really get all that stuff off without toxic chemicals? Easy Off or similar? Don't want bird tasting like that either..... |
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Got my turkey frying pot out today....it's standard aluminum pot etc....There is quite a bit of nasty, old dried grease in the bottom and on the lid. I'm afraid that when it heats up, mixes with the new grease etc...it will cause the bird to taste like shit. What's the best way to really get all that stuff off without toxic chemicals? Easy Off or similar? Don't want bird tasting like that either..... Spoken like a man who has never done the dishes after dinner . . . |
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Got my turkey frying pot out today....it's standard aluminum pot etc....There is quite a bit of nasty, old dried grease in the bottom and on the lid. I'm afraid that when it heats up, mixes with the new grease etc...it will cause the bird to taste like shit. What's the best way to really get all that stuff off without toxic chemicals? Easy Off or similar? Don't want bird tasting like that either..... Brake Cleaner! 
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Dawn and hot water. Its cooking grease, not cosmoline. Though Dawn and hot water works pretty well on that, too. Thread Seriously? The guy has a dirty dish and you people are suggesting that he use dish cleaner? It's this kind of amateur advice that gets people killed! 
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Quoted: LOLQuoted: Quoted: Dawn and hot water. Its cooking grease, not cosmoline. Though Dawn and hot water works pretty well on that, too. Thread Seriously? The guy has a dirty dish and you people are suggesting that he use dish cleaner? It's this kind of amateur advice that gets people killed! |
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Best stuff, we use it at work(Publix deli) |
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If you don't know should you really be cooking? Some people cook, some people clean. I cook. I tried Simple Green on the lid and the grease laughed at it and the stiff nylon brush I was using.... Next step was going to be the heated pressure washer! I tried the Dish soap and hot water though and was able to get most of it off with that. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Chain the dog outside for a day or two, far away from your back door so you don't step in the grease/shit mixture when you go outside next time.Labrador Retriever. The goat of the dog world. Have it clean in under 10 minutes. Kharn |
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Got my turkey frying pot out today....it's standard aluminum pot etc....There is quite a bit of nasty, old dried grease in the bottom and on the lid. I'm afraid that when it heats up, mixes with the new grease etc...it will cause the bird to taste like shit. What's the best way to really get all that stuff off without toxic chemicals? Easy Off or similar? Don't want bird tasting like that either..... Brake Cleaner! The only reason I clicked on this post... |
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Dawn and hot water the day after you finish using it. Its cooking grease, not cosmoline. Though Dawn and hot water works pretty well on that, too. A stitch in time saves nine. Yea, I let someone else "clean it" last year as I wanted to get out and go hunting right after dinner. Didn't look at it until about a week ago.....dunno what they did, but it wasn't my definition of "clean". Won't make that mistake again. |