How do I prevent dough from sticking to the rolling pin?
Dusting the pin and dough with a light coat of flour usually helps. Some also prefer using parchment paper or silicone mats.
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Use beef with a higher fat content, don’t overmix, and only flip the burger once on the grill.
Salt enhances the flavor and can improve the texture of the cooked food.
Use old-fashioned rolled oats, add a touch of molasses or brown sugar, and avoid overbaking.
In the refrigerator’s crisper drawer, in a breathable bag or container. Wash and slice just before use.
Clarify with egg whites or other clarifying agents, simmer gently without boiling, and season appropriately.
Use fresh and high-quality ingredients, avoid reactive cookware, and consider the impact of certain herbs or spices on the overall flavor.