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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pan that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type or quality of a pan in a sentence.
Example: "I need to buy a pan that is non-stick for my new recipe."
Alternatives: "a pan which is" or "a pan that has".
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A dish was built to concentrate solar radiation on a pan that is fixed at the focus of the dish.
2. Place bowl on a pan that is partly filled with simmering water and cook, stirring with whisk as soon as mixture feels tepid.
Her comic style varies nicely from straight-faced to vivacious, from deadpan to a pan that is very much alive, especially her irresistible, maniacal grin.
(Don't cook tomatoes or citrus until you have a pan that is extremely well seasoned. The acidity will lead to food that tastes metallic). Clean as directed for a new pan, dry with paper towel, and use the pan again tomorrow and the day after that.
Pick a pan that is big enough.
Use a pan that is roughly 13x9".
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What you really need is a pan that's about 2 inches deep so it can hold the liquid that comes out of the turkey while it cooks.
It lasted all week, dripping slowly into a pan that was changed daily.
To make my own clumsy approximation of the Jean-Georges dish, I put the peas in a pan that was wider than it was deep -- though using a really shallow skillet would carry the risk of peas flying across the room as you stir them -- and, over medium-high heat, added salt, one tablespoon of butter and two of water.
Choose a pan that's bigger than the tray, and set the tray inside the pan.
Use a pan that's just slightly larger than the leg.
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