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sauté

[soh-tey, saw-] / soʊˈteɪ, sɔ- /




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Rice is a given—I nearly always have extra bags on hand—and in a pinch I could grill the chicken, sauté the beef, add some vegetables, and eat variations on miso-butter rice all week long.

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That’s line-cook joy, kitchen–brigade joy — a very specific, slightly masochistic ecstasy that tends to belong to people who’ve burned off their fingerprints on sauté pans.

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Reach for a rotisserie chicken or sauté fresh cubes in your skillet so you get those savory browned bits that make a cream sauce sing.

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They hurled dirty sauté pans and pots across the kitchen and into my pot sink with casual accuracy.

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When garlic scapes become too bitter for your liking, it’s best to cook or sauté them and not eat them raw.

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