I couldn't find any references to this, so I'd like to ask:-
I have sometimes made curries in a durable, non-stick 22cm casserole dish. I've done all…login to view the rest of this post
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Using the oven for the "simmer" stage
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Chat about general and fundamental cooking techniques, that clearly don't belong elsewhere on the forum, only.
Chat about general and fundamental cooking techniques, that clearly don't belong elsewhere on the forum, only.
Using the oven for the "simmer" stage
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tomrob
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