Sentence examples for thinner pan from inspiring English sources

It's important to let the meat warm up not only because a room-temperature steak sears faster, before the accumulated temperature in a thinner pan runs low, but because more heat needs to conduct through and potentially overcook the outside of the steak to not only cook but warm up a cold inside.

A thin pan will burn the bread before the filling has melted.

Baleen whales do not have an enlarged mandibular hiatus to house fats with any acoustic function or a thin "pan bone" region in the mandible.

This is a good idea if you use a thin pan that can't cook onions evenly.

Yet that doesn't stop customers from packing the city's Cuban restaurants, which typically have a cozy atmosphere, tropical décor, murals or photographs of old Old Havana, mojitos and comfort-food dishes like ropa vieja, shredded beef, and vaca frita, thin pan-fried steak.

A pan with a heavy base should distribute heat more evenly than thin pans.

Thin pans may not heat as evenly as thicker walled electric skillets.

A thin, traditional pan imported from Spain will produce an even rate of evaporation so that the rice, which is the star of the show, will be moist but not soupy, and just plump and tender enough.

Saumeise, for example, is a funky wurstlike patty of minced, seasoned pork sliced into paper-thin rounds, pan fried and served with a horseradish dressing over a bed of arugula, chanterelles and strips of long white radish.

This comes pounded handkerchief thin and pan fried.

Skillets aren't generally big enough to hold all the braising liquid, meat, and vegetables required for a good braising, while thinner sauce-pans won't hold the heat as effectively as cast iron.