How do I prevent a watery lasagna?
Ensure noodles are well-drained, consider pre-cooking vegetables to release moisture, and let lasagna set before slicing.
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Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, and add a touch of cream or milk.
Fish is done when it becomes opaque and can easily be flaked with a fork.
Ensure the oil is at the correct temperature, use a light batter or coating, and avoid overcrowding the frying vessel.
It should yield slightly to gentle pressure and have a dark green, almost black, skin.
Avoid overcooking, marinate to tenderize if needed, and use high heat for a quick sear or cook at a lower temperature for a gentler result.
Dusting the pin and dough with a light coat of flour usually helps. Some also prefer using parchment paper or silicone mats.