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I like bacon but I can never cook it without shredding it as it glues itself
to the pan, no matter how much oil or butter I put in first. It sticks within seconds and trying to turn it over causes it to rip into pieces. I'm begining to think that even if I deep fried the rashers in a pot the depth of the Marianas Trench that it would still glue itself to the bottom. As I'm using olive oil (usually) with a stainless steel professional pan (18/10) I'd like to know what I'm doing wrong or if its the quality of pig we have in Australia. J |
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