Pan browning fish and meat is an essential skill for just about any chef (regardless of where he ends up working). However, grilling fish is a skill that eludes some beginners. There are endless cooking techniques that one should know, but let's start with the basics. Master these 20 and we're sure to go to dinner.
What are the most important techniques for a master chef to know?
Pan browning fish and meat is an essential skill for just about any chef (regardless of where he ends up working). However, grilling fish is a skill that eludes some beginners.
Eleanor Brabham22-03-20230 minutes read
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