Getting Baked On Stuff Off Glass Oven Proof Fish

[chokkie]

Hi folks, I've just managed to burn a dish of roasted ratatouille (Delia's recipe for those who are interested), had to thrown it all in the bin, but there's loads of baked on stuff still lurking on the glass ovenproof dish (to make things worse, it was the first time I had used this dish, grrrr...). It was my fault, my friend popped round and we were busy talking .... say no more. Just wondering if anyone can offer any advice about getting all this baked on stuff off ... any recommended product perhaps - I've tried a couple of Steradent tablets in hot water in the dish - it usually works every time, but it's just not budging this time! Help, please .... !

[barry1010]

Leave to soak in a bowl of hot water with or three dishwasher tablets dissolved, and if necessary scrub with a stainless steel ball thing

[chokkie]

Thanks for the suggestion - never thought about using dishwasher tablets - great idea ... going to give it a try right now .... cheers, Chox.

[Canary42]

Oven proof fish ! Isn't nature wonderful, LOL.

[jennyjoan]

Oven cleaner from Poundland. Pour it on. Leave for a day or two will wash off like dream

[chokkie]

yeah, wonderful typo! LOL! My husband is busy right now with a scourer and a bottle of oven cleaner .... He's having a certain amount of success, will try the dishwasher tablets suggestion with what he can't get off - still, saves ordering a new dish! Cheers everyone, Chox.

[calmck]

CIF oven cleaner. Never had it not get something clean!

[Hopkirk]

Try soaking it in biological clothes washing stuff.

[Tuvok]

Look up sal, vinegar and bicarb

[Tuvok]

salt