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Household Hints & Help

PennyK

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7. I had read that food wouldn't brown in these pans. Untrue

Reply to PennyK (Original post)

Tue Apr 4, 2017, 10:48 PM

Apr 2017

I cooked up some cut-up chicken today and it browned beautifully. I'm so in love with these babies and the utensils...everything cleans so easily, too. Even after I wash them -- the water falls right off and they dry quickly.

I did save a few older pots that are all metal, in case my daughter wants to sear anything at a high temp, but in general, I actually find myself planning dinner specifically to use my new stuff lol.

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New pots and pans and changing my cooking habits [View all] PennyK Mar 2017 OP

I still use RevereWare CountAllVotes Mar 2017 #1

Yes, but... PennyK Mar 2017 #4

I buy USED RevereWare CountAllVotes Mar 2017 #5

Good luck! Mme. Defarge Mar 2017 #2

I have a set of stainlesss steel Farberware. ginnyinWI Mar 2017 #3

Well, so far so good PennyK Mar 2017 #6

I had read that food wouldn't brown in these pans. Untrue PennyK Apr 2017 #7