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When in cooking do you use a sprayer to apply olive (or other) oil?
Do you use the spray cans, or a hand-spritzer? As opposed to a brush or quick-fry or other technique? I've never really used it, but just got a can at TJ's, now if I can just keep it separate from the laundry spray-starch and WD-40. The can suggests it's good for spraying sheets and pans, but also for spraying on food "to enhance taste". I thought I'd try it on eggplant after cutting and before nuking. Thanks, J. |
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