For years, I’ve gravitated towards nonstick pans when I cook—particularly when it comes to eggs, meat, seafood, and dairy ...

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Built-up gunk on stainless steel pans can be cleaned, not just discarded. Use dish soap, stainless steel cleaner, or tomato paste to remove stubborn residue. Clean pans while hot by deglazing with ...