Why Do Pots Keep Burning After They Have Burned Once?

RE: Why Do Pots Keep Burning After They Have Burned Once? By (Guest Post) If you don't want to replace them, try spraying them with a cooking spray (before every use) and use less intense heat. I spray everything with that spray (pans and utensils). Sure makes clean-up a lot easier! My husband has a tendancy to use the highest heat setting available...just because it's there! Posted on 01/28/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Why Do Pots Keep Burning After They Have Burned Once? By dar (Guest Post) If you have burned something just once, it will warp the skillet or pan. This means, every time you try to cook you have to watch it as being warped means the butter, oil or what have you will get done on one side just fine, while the other side burns, because everything goes to one side. One side has the butter or oil and the other side none or just barely some and so the burning problem. Sorry I have that problem also and am seriously thinking about buying cast iron pans and skillets, because you do not have to put up with this then! dar Posted on 01/27/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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