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Broiling Etiquette
On Aug 10, 6:22*pm, gtr > wrote:
> I'm forging on in a quest to become the chef of the house, and have > made scant progress. We have a built-in electric oven. > > My wife points out when I was broiling lamb-chops yesterday that > broiling should *always* be done with the oven open. *The smallest > opening we can provide is about six or more inches, any closer and it > snaps closed. I don't see the point in pre-heating an oven only to > leave it open. > > I also don't recall any one on a cooking show leaving a built-in oven > open while broiling. > > Can my wife possibly be right--again? > -- > If God didn't want us to eat animals, why did he make them out of meat? == In most cases the oven door should be closed except for checking the progress of the broiling process. Opening the oven even 6 inches just wastes energy. Personally, I rarely broil because I hate cleaning around the oven broiler element...Its too hard to get at. Bad enough having to clean the oven. Outdoors broiling is the better way to go as far as I am concerned. == |
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