Here's what I do: in a large
skillet heat up some toasted sesame oil and sauté some thinly sliced garlic.
In a wok or large
skillet heat up the coconut oil.
In a small
skillet heat up the butter and add the roughly chopped garlic.
In a large
skillet heat up the olive oil and then cook the chopped onion.
Let stand for 2 to 3 minutes as
the skillet heats up.
First, start
a skillet heating up on medium - high, and add 2 tbs of your favorite cooking oil.
Not exact matches
Heat up your skillet over medium high heat until extremely
Heat up your
skillet over medium high
heat until extremely
heat until extremely hot.
I
heated up my baking stone my MIL gave me along with a small cast iron
skillet to pour the hot water in when you add the bread to the oven.
In a grill pan or a cast iron
skillet,
heat up a couple tablespoons of water oil over medium - high
heat.
In a large
skillet or wide saucepan, brown the beef over medium
heat, breaking it
up into crumbles as you cook it.
Place a lid on the
skillet, turn the
heat up to medium - high, and let the liquid come
up to a boil.
Add tomatoes, cut side
up, in the same
skillet and cook over medium - high
heat for 2 minutes or until starting to char.
Alternately, if I don't feel like
heating up the oven, I toast them in a large
skillet - over low
heat, tossing regularly, for 30 minutes or so, while I'm prepping the other ingredients.
To clone the pan-fried version
heat up some vegetable oil that's about 1 / 4 - inch deep in a
skillet over medium
heat.
Heat oil in a
skillet on medium and when
up to temperature, pour enough batter for one taco into the center of the pan.
Meanwhile, remove sausage from casing and cook in a large nonstick
skillet over medium
heat, breaking
up sausage as it cooks, about 3 minutes.
When ready to use them, you just
heat up a
skillet and cook each tortilla for about 30 seconds per side.
Lay the slices butter - side
up on the hot
skillet and
heat until the bottoms are lightly toasted.
Preparation:
Heat up a non-stick
skillet.
Heat up a panini press (or a
skillet — you'll just have to flip the quesadillas), and grease with a little olive oil.
Make the Meat Sauce: In a large
skillet over medium
heat, brown ground beef and both sausages, using a wooden spoon to break
up any large chunks.
Heat up a skillet until hot (say med - high heat)-- spray with oil, and ladle about 2
Heat up a
skillet until hot (say med - high
heat)-- spray with oil, and ladle about 2
heat)-- spray with oil, and ladle about 2 tbs.
Let oil
heat up until you start to see smoke coming from
skillet.
Stir in the chickpeas to warm them
up, and add in the lemon zest right before you take the
skillet off the
heat.
Cook the ground beef in a large
skillet over medium - high
heat until browned and cooked through, breaking
up the beef as it cooks.
Heat up an extra large skillet over high h
Heat up an extra large
skillet over high
heatheat.
Since this pan will be
heating up in a very hot oven, be sure not to use a
skillet with a plastic handle that could melt.
Add olive oil to
skillet; bring
heat up to medium - high.
Gently tilt the
skillet to swirl it as it
heats, so that it doesn't splatter but instead ends
up turning a golden brown.
Once the pasta is almost done,
heat the
skillet up again and proceed.
I ate this salad raw originally and enjoyed it, and then the next day decided to
heat it
up in a
skillet and I must say that I enjoyed both versions.
In mean time,
heat up a large
skillet and toast tofu cubes until golden.
Once your done
heat up a
skillet with oil and add onion and Jalopeno.
Add the sausage (casings removed) to the
heated skillet, breaking them
up into small pieces as you stir them.
I like to sprinkle the vegan cheddar shreds over the veggie crumbles while it's
heating up in the
skillet.
As the beef sits,
heat up one cup of oil in a wok (you may also use a
skillet for this step as long as the beef will be mostly covered with oil).
I knew I wanted to mix these flavors with some veggies and just let the flavors combine so I grabbed my cast iron
skillet and
heated it
up on the grill.
4)
Heat up some vegetable + coconut oil (I used a blend of both) in a large
skillet and cook the chicken until ~ 165 F. 5)(Sauce) Add enough orange juice to blend the pineapple and mango chunks.
Once you have all the sandwiches in the
skillet and assembled, turn
heat up to medium (not too high, we want the bread to toast and the cheese to melt, if you cook too high then the cheese will not melt before the bread burns), and let cook for 3 - 4 minutes.
Saute chorizo in a large
skillet over medium
heat, breaking
up with a wooden spoon, until browned and cooked through.
To cut down on
heating up the house, I've become quite adept at cooking outside with a temperature controlled electric
skillet.
Brown the ground beef in a
skillet over medium
heat, breaking it
up into pieces with a wooden spoon.
In a
skillet or on a griddle
heat up about 1 tsp.
Heat up a
skillet (we always use our Lodge cast iron pan... but any 10 ″ -12 ″
skillet should do the trick) and add avocado oil.
While the biscuits are baking get that gravy made
up, brown your sausage in a medium to large
skillet over medium high
heat.
Place a little oil in a small
skillet and
heat up until almost smoking.
Cook the chorizo in a
skillet over medium
heat stirring occasionally to break
up and clumps.
Using the same
skillet as you used with the vegetables, place 1 -2 tablespoons of olive oil in a
skillet and turn the
heat up to medium - high.
uncover the
skillet and turn the
heat up to high.
Using this sear and bake technique with high
heat and a cast - iron
skillet, you'll end
up with a flavorful crust and juicy interior every time.