Which Cookware?

Which Cookware?

Know how to use and clean the right cookware.

Basting

Baste

Basting adds moisture to food during cooking, often with a silicone brush and a roasting pan.

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Cookware to use

Basting Brush

Roasting Pan

1. Preparation

• Place the food (e.g., meat or poultry) in a roasting pan.

• Prepare the basting liquid, such as melted butter, pan drippings, or a marinade.

2. Cooking

• During cooking, use a basting brush to coat the surface of the food with the liquid, ensuring even coverage.

• Baste at regular intervals (e.g., every 20–30 minutes) to keep the food moist and enhance flavor.

• Return the food to the oven or grill after each basting.

3. Finishing

• Stop basting during the last 10–15 minutes of cooking to allow the surface to crisp.

• Serve the food immediately after resting for a few minutes.

Cleaning instructions

Step 1: Allow the roasting pan to cool before cleaning.

Step 2: Rinse the pan with warm water to remove grease and residue.

Step 3: Wash the pan and basting brush with warm, soapy water using a sponge. For stuck-on residue, soak the pan before scrubbing.

Step 4: Dry both items thoroughly before storing.