Set yourself up.
Cut consistently where the recipe asks for it and keep the batch suited to the pan. Put the turning utensil and a resting dish within reach.
Three things to notice.
- Watch how quickly the ingredients change once they enter the pan.
- Stir or turn at the points needed for even contact.
- Adjust the process to the recipe’s intended texture, not colour alone.
Reach for the right tool.
A skillet or sauté pan with a suitable utensil.
Keep the limit in view.
Adding a larger batch changes the working conditions. It may be better to cook in batches than to force everything into one pan.
