Cleaning an abused copper pan - Falk Culinair

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  • čas přidán 4. 09. 2024
  • In this video we take a shot at cleaning a badly abused copper fry pan. This is why our cookware is a lifetime investment. Check it out!
    Check out our beautiful handmade Belgian copper cookware at www.copperpans.com

Komentáře • 39

  • @sclogse1
    @sclogse1 Před 5 dny

    I certainly don't mind copperware looked aged. Doesn't have to be new penny shiny. A little character is fine.
    I'll wait for the cold weather to try your Barkeepers friend.

  • @susang7218
    @susang7218 Před 4 lety +15

    Please do a video showing cleaning the inside, that's where I have the issues.

    • @BottegaDelRame
      @BottegaDelRame Před 3 lety +4

      If the internal is traditionally TIN lined, it will became OPAQUE and DULL for sure. It is NORMAL (even if UGLY) and perfectly SAFE: TIN metal developes a subtle layer of harmless OXIDE that prevent further oxidation. If you try to keep it shine, like stainless steel, you will short its life. Every now and then fill the pan with water and a couple of spoons of BICARBONATE (baking soda) and keep it boiling for 5-10 minutes: it will clear the tin surface to a light grey and also remove possibly debris.

    • @WineShaman
      @WineShaman Před 3 lety +3

      @@BottegaDelRame Fall pans aren’t lined with tin but rather stainless steel, I suspect Susan is struggling with polymerised oils on the stainless steel lining.

    • @Pmwalls46
      @Pmwalls46 Před 3 lety +2

      @@WineShaman
      If her pan is made by Falk, she can use Bar Keepers Friend on the inside as well as the outside. I have an AllClad D5 pan that I burned dry (forgot to turn burner off) and thought it was ruined. I tried BKF but finally used a Brillo soap pad, many scrubbings, and was able to make it look brand new. I was surprised to learn that BKF could be used on the Falk stew pan that I purchased, inside and out. Such a beautiful pan !
      @Susan G

    • @denisekeeney6288
      @denisekeeney6288 Před 2 lety +1

      Dont ever overheat or heat while enpty

  • @dipanpatel6808
    @dipanpatel6808 Před 4 lety +13

    That’s not abuse. It is simply use. I have a full set of these that I’d rather use than clean!

  • @FrenesiH
    @FrenesiH Před 3 lety +3

    Great video. I ve been searching for a way to clean my Mauviel pan. Looks exactly like the one you show here :)
    Thank you

  • @varickneilsonneilson4378
    @varickneilsonneilson4378 Před 2 lety +1

    Boil vinegar and water dip copper pot into the boiling mixture for a minute or less , hey presto done then simply lightly polish lemon salt vinegar mixture

  • @avavictoriasongbird
    @avavictoriasongbird Před 4 měsíci +1

    These cleansers do not remove scourched. U r really going to town...what kinda scrubber did u use?

    • @sclogse1
      @sclogse1 Před 5 dny

      Something plastic I think.

  • @damullins
    @damullins Před 24 dny

    What is your favorite Falk pan? I and considering adding to my collection. I find they are so heavy I need the helping handle for anything over five pound without food.

  • @sandrastrecker589
    @sandrastrecker589 Před 2 lety

    Very helpful, thank you!

  • @ChristinaMitchell-USA
    @ChristinaMitchell-USA Před 3 lety +5

    Copper Kitchen - Thank you for a great video. WHAT TYPE OF SCRUB PAD ARE USING? I assume it is a non-scratch pad?
    Your method works fine for removing tarnish and light carbonized grease (aka the black blotches on the copper). HOWEVER, those natural methods do NOT remove heavy carbonized grease without using an abrasive scrub pad / tool, which severely scratches the copper. IF YOU CAN DISCOVER A METHOD TO REMOVE HEAVY CARBONIZED GREASE without using abrasive compounds or tools, you will be my hero.
    My mother's 1948 wedding set of RW is awesome ... except is has over 60 years of heavy carbonized grease on the copper. I have yet to find a way to remove the worst black blotches.

    • @mizzprezli
      @mizzprezli Před 3 lety

      Christina Reuter Mitchell
      Have you tried soaking it in white cleanig vinegar?

    • @ChristinaMitchell-USA
      @ChristinaMitchell-USA Před 3 lety +1

      @@mizzprezli I wish it were that easy. Have you ever tried to remove big black blotches of carbonized grease thoroughly baked onto copper? Though thanks for offering a tip.

    • @mizzprezli
      @mizzprezli Před 3 lety +2

      @@ChristinaMitchell-USA
      Somehow my husband manages to remove tar like gunk on his baking sheets with "elbow grease", as he puts it😑 I could use an arsenal of Mr. Cleans magic elbows & not even scratch the surface but soaking them in vinegar for aboutique 15z-20 min does help. Also, I just started making my own household all-purpose cleaner & I'm actually impressed with how well hardened evil seems to dissolve in no time with 5-6 drops of lemon essential oil for every OZ of water you prepare, then I add 1 light squeeze of which hazel for every OZ of water I use in this mix. This mix takes down the enimy & I really love how it softens your hands after using it.

    • @mizzprezli
      @mizzprezli Před 3 lety +2

      @@ChristinaMitchell-USA
      Oh, another thing I do sometimes to the trouble cookware is bake or boil them to death to loosen up charred pots/pans

    • @ChristinaMitchell-USA
      @ChristinaMitchell-USA Před 3 lety

      @@mizzprezli thank you for offering your suggestions

  • @leslieharris9088
    @leslieharris9088 Před rokem +1

    My mother's copper bottom Revere Ware is much worse than this and Bar Keepers friend or salt/lemon juice doesn't seem to help. Any ideas?

    • @AlexT-sy6nm
      @AlexT-sy6nm Před 9 měsíci +2

      Make a loose paste with vinegar, some flour and a bit of salt. Vinegar's the cleaning agent, flour will thicken it so you can apply and let the paste stand for a few minutes, and salt as a mild abrasive.

  • @jean-pierrenadeau4007

    Been cooking in copper for 15 years. Been using Bar Keeper Friend for as long. Really don't understand people who pay a fortune for copper cookware then let it go to sh** while it only takes 30 seconds scrubbing a pot or pan after use to get it back to sparkling state... diff'rent strokes for diff'rent folks I guess!

  • @Evelynhernandez-oi1iw
    @Evelynhernandez-oi1iw Před 3 lety +2

    Avoiding all the inside abuse lol

  • @johndondertman1502
    @johndondertman1502 Před 9 měsíci

    this method really doesn't work for me... II have Falk cookware and barkeeps friend works but doest get the pan fully clean , I am going to try white vinegar and salt

  • @anitarajput11
    @anitarajput11 Před 3 lety

    Amazing

  • @daisybravo6526
    @daisybravo6526 Před 3 lety +1

    Rhubarb leaves.

  • @harshalpandya936
    @harshalpandya936 Před rokem

    Can we use a same method to clean inside (front) part of the pan?

    • @bloozedaddy
      @bloozedaddy Před rokem +1

      Yes. You can also use fine salt mixed with lemon juice or vinegar. Barkeepers Friend is a great product... Powder or Liquid.

  • @xristinarose2409
    @xristinarose2409 Před rokem

    Is it dishwasher safe?

  • @AverageReviewsYT
    @AverageReviewsYT Před 2 lety +1

    The pan after the cleaning and the pan at the end were different.. the carbon was completely off the one at the end..

  • @rbeygarcia
    @rbeygarcia Před 2 lety +1

    You removed the stains, but you didn’t restore the shine. And that’s really the whole point of owning copper. Isn’t it? The mirror pink fiinish.

    • @jtome84-91
      @jtome84-91 Před 2 lety +3

      The Falk cookware has a satin finish

  • @user-ez4lv8vx7b
    @user-ez4lv8vx7b Před rokem

    Everyone just talks about how to care for copper utensils, no one tells how to cook in it. So you have no information about this, but it's a pity !!

  • @Residew
    @Residew Před měsícem

    Fyi you don't need this much BKF.

  • @chidoubi2317
    @chidoubi2317 Před 4 lety

    Complicated.

    • @WAL_DC-6B
      @WAL_DC-6B Před 2 lety

      No, I don't think so, especially if you use "Bar Keeper's Friend" as demonstrated here.