u/PregWifesPrivateChef

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simple sticker lunch

Finally able to get potstickers how we like them now that I'm using stainless

Not a food prop guy but I tried to cheer my lady up with the attempted bell pepper flower (it kinda worked)

Update with cooking details (as requested):

  • these were frozen (they sat in the bag at room temp for about 15-20min, but I didn't do anything more to thaw them)

  • started by getting the pan very hot, then turned down the heat to cooking level and let the pan settle for a minute or two

  • these called for 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil (I use a high heat olive oil instead, but I still started with the 1 tablespoon)

  • once I put the potstickers into the pan, I didn't touch them until the bottom fully cooked and they easily released from the pan (about 3-4min)

  • by the time the bottom cooked, almost all the oil was soaked up, so I added a bit more oil (approx 1/2 tablespoon more) before turning them

  • cooked for about 3min on each of the two remaining sides

  • added 2 tablespoons of water, covered them, and turned down heat as low as I could while keeping the flame on

  • steamed for about 5min (until the water in the pan was gone)

Breakfast for One in the new 8"

Started my stainless steel cooking journey about a month ago

I eradicated any and all plastic items/coated cookware from our kitchen and replaced with stainless, glass or teak

The Tramontina Signature Tri-Ply pans seemed to be good quality for the price point (went with a 12" and an 8" rather than one 10") and I couldn't be happier...

This morning the lady was craving curry chicken and soup for breakfast -- it's been a rough 1st trimester for her, so I support her trying anything at this point

For myself, I went to the currently overstocked fridge for inspiration: chorizo and egg (onion, jalapeño and sharp cheddar with blue agave sriracha)

Required cleaning note: splash of water in the pan while still hot, aggressive deglaze with the teak spatula; rinse, then soap and water scrub with sponge (BKF one time on each pan in the first month)

u/PregWifesPrivateChef — 10 days ago