If there is a little bit of burnt residue left over from a pan,

If the pan was so hot that shit got burned to black Iam pretty sure that no bacteria and no bacterial poison could have survived that.

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Image of the black specs.

pls respond

>>8787168
what kind of pan is it? are those black spots burnt food or teflon?

>>8787206
I doubt it, I think there was just burnt residue left on the pan because the dishwasher didn't clean it completely.

>>8787207
then just clean that up with steel wool. i normally put my pans under hot water right after cooking to avoid just this

idk it's probably carcinogenic if you consumed it

>>8787316
Sure, so is anything that's burnt, but I was asking more about food poisoning.

>>8787200
No

>>8787148
It's perfectly fine. Just take better care of your pan next time.

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Put the pan back on the stove. Add some white wine and scrape the pan with a spatula, stirring the wine. maybe toss in some garlic or shallots. If i'm having chicken I usually add some fresh rosemary too

>1) Don't burn your fucking pans like that
>2) Don't put any pots or pans through the dishwasher, ever
>3) Use cleanser, steel wool and brillo pads and lengthy soaks

>>8787460
enlighten me, why is cleaning pots in the dishwasher supposed to be a problem

>>8787534

I'm not sure about the specifics of how it happens, but dishwashers discolor certain pans and leave funky-looking patterns that can't be scrubbed off.

Better safe than sorry.

>>8787148
Steel wool my nigga

>>8787460
>lengthy soaks
This. Right here.
Hot water + soap + time = Easy cleaning.
Followed by >>8787617 where needed.

>ask about food poisoning
>every tells me how to clean a pan

Fuck off you unhelpful niggers.