Boil water

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    This is a step in the Mahimahi in almond-panko crust recipe.

    Boil water to blanch the almonds. I've put this picture up mainly because I like it and the blue flame peaking from underneath the pan, but also to sing the praises of this little pan.

    It is a saucier pan from All-clad, and I can't recommend it enough: it does a great job of heating up quickly and evenly, it is relatively inexpensive, will last you a lifetime, and the curved sides make it ideal for making sauces that tend to burn or curdle along the bottom corners, such as Hollandaise.

    Dave O'Hare, ArchitecturalClassics.com, johnlamb, cbertel, and 4 other people added this photo to their favorites.

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    1. Pasta Voiello 29 months ago | reply

      Ciao, sono Jasmine del blog di Voiello.
      Se per te è ok, noi avremmo scelto la tua foto per accompagnare uno dei nostri post, aggiungendo i dovuti credits.

      www.piacerevero.it/magazine/cosa-bolle-pentola-novita-del...

      Naturalmente se preferisci che sia rimossa lo farò subito.
      Grazie!
      Jasmine

    2. The Watermelon 4 months ago | reply

      Hey! I found this picture on google and tracked it back to this page. I would like to use it on my website if that's alright with you!
      www.thewatermeloninc.com

    3. ilmungo 4 months ago | reply

      It's hard to know where it's alright since I have no idea what the website is about. My images are generally licensed with an attribution-sharealike cc license, meaning you are free to use it as long as you attribute the image to me, and your website is not commercial in nature (i.e. you don't make money from it).

    4. The Watermelon 4 months ago | reply

      Apologies. My website is a satirical news website. It also has a section for humorous recipes, one of them being the recipe for boiled water. I'm still working on other things within the website, which is why it is "coming soon" but I couldn't pinpoint your license, thanks for informing me.

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