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Always heat your pans for a few minutes before adding oil or butter, then let the oil heat up before adding food.
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Use a gentle hand when mixing the waffle batter; a few lumps are fine.
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If you're cooking for a crowd, lay waffles out flat on a sheet pan in a low (250°F) oven as you cook the rest.
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Convection is the best way to get perfect roast chicken.
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For the freshest coffee, buy a week's worth of coffee at a time from a place that has a brisk turnover.
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