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I'm sure it must have a name, and perhaps I knew it once, or perhaps it
is so simple I'll laugh when someone tells me, and slap my forehead. Fry pan, a touch of hot oil, veggies added, cooked on high until browned, a little water or broth added, and stirred until it briskly boils off, ending is a fairly dry, hot, (tasty) dish of veggies, mixed or of one kind. What do you call this technique? With meat I might call it "smothered", but I think of smothered dishes as more liquidy. blacksalt |
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