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Cut the produce and proteins into the pieces called for.
Use a suitable sharp kitchen knife you already own.
Covered skillet · Annual cookbook recipe
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Cut the produce and proteins into the pieces called for.
Use a suitable sharp kitchen knife you already own.
Prepare vegetables and keep raw meat preparation separate.
Use existing clean boards and follow the recipe’s separation/cleaning steps.
Measure the listed ingredient quantities.
Use your existing kitchen measures; do not swap weight and volume.
Sauté and simmer the skillet meals; cover when instructed.
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Drain pasta and rinse canned beans.
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Stir soups, sauces and skillet mixtures.
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Open beans, pumpkin and tomatoes.
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Peel carrots or potatoes when your preparation calls for it.
Use an existing peeler; washed suitable skins can stay where the recipe permits.
Batch-dice onion, pepper or cucumber for bowls, salads and soups.
Use a knife and board. Follow the tool’s blade and food-size instructions.
Move chopped vegetables from the board to the pan.
Use a bowl or appropriate utensil to transfer vegetables.
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