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No Wave
Sep 18, 2005

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cook all of your ground meat recipes as a big hamburger first to make a crust on it. Then break it up.

Actually browning bits of ground beef is doable but it is not something you usually want to do.

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No Wave
Sep 18, 2005

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flashy_mcflash posted:

This is what I meant - is this not fairly common? If I'm making chili or even lasagna or something I'll make a burg, brown it, then break it into chunks.
I dont know anyone who does it. I learned it from kenji and never saw it used in any restaurants either (though I didnt have much occasion to)

No Wave
Sep 18, 2005

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Why is it ok to pressure cook risotto but not ok to just cook it without stirring?

No Wave
Sep 18, 2005

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I use the microwave method to heat corn tortillas, it works really well: https://www.rickbayless.com/recipe/reheating-corn-tortillas/#:~:text=Slide%20the%20package%20into%20a,to%203%20minutes%20before%20serving.

I find it best to very lightly dampen the paper towels then wring them out.

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