Balanced Heat Cooking
This method teaches precise temperature control for even cooking, combining techniques from Latin American asados and East Asian woks to achieve charred vegetables and caramelized meats.
This method teaches precise temperature control for even cooking, combining techniques from Latin American asados and East Asian woks to achieve charred vegetables and caramelized meats.
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Searing is a fundamental technique that uses high heat to brown the surface of proteins, creating a flavorful crust and enhancing taste and texture across global cuisines.