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WHEN DO YOU PRE-HEAT?
PRE-HEATING UTENSILS
When pre-heating is recommended, use the medium heat setting for 3 to 4 minutes before adding foods. Perform this simple test to determine if the utensil is pre-heated properly:
Add a few water droplets into the utensil.
If the water droplets sizzle and bounce, the utensil is pre-heated and foods may be added.
If the droplets do not sizzle and bounce, pre-heat utensil a minute or two longer before adding foods.
Pre-heat when you want the food seared or browned.
Example of foods:
Searing Meats
Eggs
Pancakes
French toast
Hash browns
Fried potatoes
Caramelized onions
Stir-frying
Veggie Burgers
Tofu
Pan seared veggies
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