How To Properly Clean Stainless Steel Pans | Made In Cookware

How To Properly Clean Stainless Steel Pans | Made In Cookware
Stainless Steel is the most versatile cookware material on the market. Its responsiveness to changing heat allows you to cook practically anything to perfection (well, besides scrambled eggs–you might want to use a Non Stick Frying Pan for that). But whether you're searing, sautéing, boiling, braising, or reducing, our Stainless Clad Cookware has you covered. It’s why it continues to be a mainstay in restaurants around the world. And yet, there are many things about cooking with Stainless Clad that can be daunting, like food sticking or burning. However, if you use the right technique (and a little Bar Keepers Friend) all of that is easily avoidable. In this video, Made In Product Designer Steve Barnett gives you all the tips you need to become a master cleaner of three kinds of Stainless Steel messes (including the most dreaded kind: a scrambled egg attempt). Watch this quick care video to help your Stainless Cookware last a lifetime.

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What You’ll Need:
Stainless Clad Pan
Paper Towels
Soap
Sponge
Barkeeper's Friend

Video Breakdown:

0:00 Start
0:47 How To Properly Clean Stainless Steel Pans
1:11 Level One Washing With Soap
2:45 Level Two Stainless Steel Cleaner / Barkeeper's Friend
6:02 Level Three Boiling Food To Clean Stainless Steel
8:12 Recap of Cleaning Stainless Clad

[MadeInCookware]

Good Morning, YouTube! Follow along as Steve guides you through 3 easy ways to clean your Stainless Steel Cookware.
As always, let us know if you have any questions in the comments below!

[jmstickels]

I burnt some rice in a pan MONTHS ago and finally got the burn marks out with barkeepers friend. Thanks, Steve!

[vcross]

This guy knows everything! Great work, Steve! You’re crushin it with these YouTube Videos!

[mariakingsley]

I received a set of Made-In pans for Christmas. I wasn't pleased at first because they lacked the non-stick coating I am accustomed to. Your demos on this channel are very helpful. Thank you.

[jamesjenkins]

I have found that utilizing Meyer’s clean day that has baking soda in it and then adding dawn and a little water to a mildly hot pan will clean even a pan with heavily burned places very easily. The mixture should be a little thinner than a paste. You will find it to be amazing.

[jdavis]

For someone who cooks a lot with stainless steel (and often find myself with a level 3 ha!), this is so clutch! Thanks Steve! Keep the videos coming!

[ndc]

Woot woot! It's Steve Day yet again! Another great guide so I can clean my stainless pans and make them purdy again!

[michaellafond]

Bar Keepers Friend is our go to cleanser and we love our Made In pans!

[jamesleegte]

Bar Keepers friend is my best friend! Pork Chops always leave a white ghost stain behind and it’s the only meat I can’t clean off with water and washing liquid. Put some Bar Keepers friend on the pan, massage in with a sponge, leave it alone for two minutes, then clean with the same sponge to apply barkeepers friend under a warm running tap and job done. Full factory reset and the pan looks beautiful again.

[GreenFoodMan]

This helped so much. Vinager and baking soda weren't cutting the burnt oil. Headed to the store for Bar Keepers friend and it worked like a charm.

[allisonsullivan]

These videos are wonderful and thorough without being too long! And Steve is adorbs. TY

[bobcatbigpaws]

Man I love that sink. I'm getting ready to redo my kitchen and that sink will be part of it. I have problems with cookie sheet and muffin pans. I'll try this bar keepers cleaner to clean my stainless steel pans. I love stainless pans.

[FasterThanTheSpeedOfScience]

I just bought my first stainless steel pan today. I'll try it out with salmon tonight. These cleaning tips might come in handy!

[jennaseco]

I'm learning so much! Please keep the videos coming, they're great!

[oahukane]

Fill pan with water. Bring it to a boil. Time of boil depends on the soil level. Works every time and no need to waste money on cleaner.

[april.autobiographical.artist]

Thank you! You're awesome! 🤩 First time with a stainless steel pan of my own, didn't have bar keepers... so I used baking soda and vinegar. Wow! Worked great. Easy and fast! Looks good as new! You know your stuff, much appreciated. 👏🏼 ❤

[victoria]

Wow! TY! I never heard of Bartenders Friend. I went out and bought it and just as u said it worked! Pans look new!😊 👍👍👍🌟

[vivianmadisonmahoney]

Love it! I've been using nothing but stainless steel since 1963. I had a stainless steel cookware dinner party. I was so impressed I continued to have them throughout the years and I bought my set on the 1st dinner party I hosted. I clean them exactly as you do and that Bar Keepers Friend is phenomenal.
Once in awhile I've been known to forget beans or other Foods until they burnt the bottom of my pans blacker than the Ace of Spades. Green beans turned into little charcoal briquettes. LOL period when it gets that bad just let it soak in vinegar then after that a little elbow grease along with that Bar Keepers Friend and I guarantee that stainless steel pan will come out like brand new again.

[annec.normand]

Thank you for the very informative video!! I was ready to toss my stainless steel frypan before I watched this. Went and bought some Bar Keepers Friend today and I am amazed at how well it cleans. I now have a pan that looks brand new. Again thanks!!

[robertmcdaniel]

Great instruction and a very pleasant instructor made it easy to follow!