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It's not what it's cracked up to be. Hard as stoneOriginally Posted by Piobaire
Really? Ours is shag soft.
More impotently: post pics of the first thing you cook in that pan...I quick seared some baby octopus in mine, deglazed with leftover Sancerre, stuck it in a baguette and it was a swell sandwich. The Octo wouldn't have been so tender in another pan.
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Please don't listen to this, pio. Keep acid away from your pan until the patina is good and grown up.
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Please don't listen to this, pio. Keep acid away from your pan until the patina is good and grown up.Originally Posted by iammatt
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Really? Ours is shag soft. More impotently: post pics of the first thing you cook in that pan...I quick seared some baby octopus in mine, deglazed with leftover Sancerre, stuck it in a baguette and it was a swell sandwich. The Octo wouldn't have been so tender in another pan. - BOriginally Posted by voxsartoria
you'll destroy the seasoning with acid...
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you'll destroy the seasoning with acid...Originally Posted by SField
Yes, of course. But if you'rea home cook: just use your stuff. Why worry so much? Seasoning will follow in the bye and bye. Anyway, sandwich was great...it would not have been that good that fast in another pan. - B
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I had slowly cooked duck in a heavy curry this weekend and it was mind blasting.
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Is duck common in indian cooking?Originally Posted by SField
They invented ducks.
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They invented ducks.Originally Posted by iammatt
Also the first to do a tournÃ
This was before the potato was introduced from the New World.
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Is duck common in indian cooking?Originally Posted by SField
No. This is innovation. I used a curry type commonly used for lamb.
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We invented mammals. http://www.livescience.com/animals/0...ed-mammal.html
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