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On the outside, it has that perfect sear, but in the middle, it's so tender and moist.
On the outside it has that perfect sear, but in the middle it's so tender and moist.
Then add a little bit more oil, get the heat up really hot again, we'll add the chicken and sear it.
We'll add the chicken and sear it.
Just sear the top of that fat.
Just sear the top of that fat.
I'm just going to lift it up now and sear it on the side, on the fat.
I'm just going to lift it up now and sear it on the side, on the fat, just to help get that fat a little bit crispy.
I love cooking in cast iron with red meat because you get that nice sear on it.
Cause you get that nice sear on it.
Now I want to sear that, okay?
Now, I want to sear that, okay?
Get that pan nice and hot to get a good sear on the veal.
Get that pan nice and hot to get a good sear on the veal.
If you look at the way they make it, they sear off the oyster first, on the cast iron skillet, and then the batter goes on.
If you look at the way they make it, they sear off the oyster first on the cast iron skillet,
So I'm going to sear it off and then I'm gonna cook it down in water and then I'm gonna put it in all that jus.
Uh, so I'm going to sear it off.
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