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Blair P. Houghton
 
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Default Roasting Pan Question

Aileen Sharma > wrote:
>I do not have a problem deglazing non-non stick. I like the browned
>bits/carmelization on the pan for flavour.


When deglazing, add a cool, acidic liquid (you know; like
wine), and both the slight temperature reduction and the
acidity will help release the fond from the pan.

Besides, even if you have to scrape a little, it's called
"cooking" because it's fun.

--Blair
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