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Offline RubyDoo

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Re: So where are all the ladies
« Reply #40 on: February 13, 2013, 02:00 PM »


The best way around this problem is to increase the diameter of your pan and NOT the height.

Just what I did. Got a larger Sonex  ;)

The rest of the quote is just as important Ruby.  ;)

People need to think wide like a Paella pan and not tall like a casserole when scaling up.

Apologies, got carried away with the pre paste ' cut '

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Re: So where are all the ladies
« Reply #41 on: February 13, 2013, 03:14 PM »
Slightly off topic and probably doesn't apply to Colettes problem, but i think it all helps and i really want to get this one in.  :P

Lets say we were going to cook a big chilli con carne for the family. Possibly 4-6 portions.
The first thing we do is get out our largest saucepan, casserole, stockpot etc.. and cook it long and low.
Now consider cooking the same 6 portions in a large paella pan 14-16 inch across.  ;) ;)

More caramelisation
More intense flavour
More surface contact with most of the contents on the bottom of the pan
Less cooking time required

Saying that, I would still probably end up using my cast iron casserole to cook a chilli ;D ;D

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Re: So where are all the ladies
« Reply #42 on: February 13, 2013, 03:21 PM »

Saying that, I would still probably end up using my cast iron casserole to cook a chilli ;D ;D

Nah. Job for the 30cm Woll Titan.  ;)

 

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