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.
Instructions. Fill the burned pot with water and bring to a boil. Boil for three to five minutes, to remove as much sugar as possible. Carefully drain the water. Add one to two inches of hydrogen peroxide to the pot. Return the pan to the stove and bring it back to a boil. Boil the peroxide for at least two minutes. Watch it carefully; do not walk away from the stove. Most of the sugar should lift off the surface of the pan during this process. Rinse thoroughly with hot water. Form a paste of commercial cleanser and water and apply it to the scorched area, if any remains on the surface of the pan. Let the paste sit for at least two minutes. Gently scrub clean.