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All you need to do is to open your entity model diagram window, then click on Model Browser then go through each and delete the desired stored procedure artifacts in below folders and SAVE the file.
There are many solution to achieve this result.
The most popular and easiest one is to dispose the existing context object and create new one
entities.Dispose();
entities = new Entities(); // DbContext
but it is not optimal you are disposing whole context which could be very expensive.
Db.Entry(item).Reload(); // Db here means DbContext
this will only load the entity (item) you passed from the database and if you changed the item before reload, after reload the change will be overwritten by the values coming from database.
There are many solution to achieve this result.
The most popular and easiest one is to dispose the existing context object and create new one
entities.Dispose();
entities = new Entities(); // DbContext
but it is not optimal you are disposing whole context which could be very expensive.
Db.Entry(item).Reload(); // Db here means DbContext
this will only load the entity (item) you passed from the database and if you changed the item before reload, after reload the change will be overwritten by the values coming from database.