Saturday, March 11, 2023

Can i brown something after it's "done"?

I just finished making a chicken piccata recipe that i think turned out near perfect, albeit i didn't let the alliums brown enough, and same could be said for the chicken but the chicken was cooked through successfully.

How do chefs come up with hacks in this scenario, when their food is basically complete or "done", but would like to do a post-completion alteration to make it better before serving?

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