I love my stainless steel cookware set. It heats up well and stands up to everything I throw at it...
EXCEPT, cooking certain things, especially in the skillets, can definitely be a pain. I noticed that with eggs, meats, and sauteing anything, it's really hard to prevent sticking. One time I made an omelet with a little bit of butter or spray, it stuck horribly... so the next time, I used more spray, but then it cooked awfully on the bottom, and it left this gross looking and tasting burnt layer across the eggs. I always have a problem trying to flip things because they will so often stick.
BUT, whenever I try to use oil, I have to use A LOT to keep things from sticking. However, using a lot of oil can obviously be unhealthy at times, but more importantly a lot of oil is more prone to pop and make cooking less pleasurable. Plus, who wants really oily food?
Is there any way around this? Am I doing something wrong? It doesn't matter what heat I'm on, things are bound to stick or burn.
2007-01-04
13:07:02
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Jonathan W
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