Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Clean A Cheese Grater

A cheese grater is a basic utensil in every kitchen, and one of the most important. Unfortunately, it's also one of the hardest to clean. Don't give up and throw out your grater, because there are a few simple methods to make the dreaded chore much easier. Add this to my Recipe Box.


Instructions


1. Brush off the loose bits of cheese, and soak the cheese grater in hot soapy water for about 15 minutes, and then wash it, scrubbing in the direction of the grater. Wash the soaked cheese grater in the dishwasher, if you have one.


2. Grate a piece of apple or raw potato immediately after you grate cheese. The potato will clear the shredded cheese from the holes of the grater.


3. Use a nylon scrubber and scrub the inside of the grater first, and then clean the outside.


4. Keep a toothbrush under your sink, and use it only for cleaning your cheese grater. The long handle makes it easier to clean inside the grater, and to get into the small holes. A fingernail brush will also work well.


5. Put a stubborn cheese grater in the freezer for a few hours. The stuck-on bits should scrub off easily.








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