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- Wed 11 Nov · Food · 2 sourcesHeat as a culinary catalyst versus a destructive forceHeat as a catalyst. Andrew Gruel prioritizes high-heat searing to create browned surfaces on flat iron steak, arguing that these reactions are the foundation of deep…
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