Confidence votes 39. Emancipation Proclamation President Lincoln always insisted that his aim was not the destruction of slavery, but the preservation of the Union. He often reassured political leaders from the loyal slave states that if he could end the war without freeing any slave, he would.
Wash the pan normally. Once the burned food is removed from the pan, wash it in the sink as you usually would. Use warm to hot water, a soft nylon scrubber or sponge, and a small amount of dishwashing soap to wipe and clean all areas of the pan. Rinse the pan with clean water to remove and soap or food residue.
Wash away as much of the food as possible, using cold water for eggs, chocolate and starch-based foods. Fill the pot with water. Add 1 to 2 tsp. dishwashing liquid and bring to a boil. Simmer for 10 minutes, then cover the pot, turn off the heat and leave the pot to soak for 30 minutes. With a wooden spoon, scrape away as much of the burned food as possible. Rinse well. If burned areas still remain, cover them completely with a generous amount of baking soda.