For example, if I want to shallow fry my gnocchi, how do I do it so both sides get browned evenly without me having to flip ten thousand individual gnocchi manually? Surely there has to be some sort of trick?If I just shake the pan around some will end up turned around, but usually it's only around 20%. There HAS to be a better way.
idk, i do what you do: shake & half-heartedly flip the pan but eventually resort to using tongs to flip each individually
>>20432421jerk off the pan handle violently
>>20432478this doesn't work too well with amorphously shaped food, like gnocchi
>>20432421start by browning on the other side first?
>>20432421Stuff them up your ass to soften those up.
>>20432421I find that if you toss early and often everything tends to get the right amount of color on it. The trick is not to wait; start moving things around right away and keep them moving until they're done.
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>>20432421Keep stirring and moving them around the pan constantly
>>20432478>>20432421I do this, you won't perfectly sear them but eh, I'm not trying for michelin stars.Honestly you can just fry one side and it's all good. If you want even frying you gotta flip em over basically one by one, you can get decent at flipping roughly half or a third of them and do that 2 times or 3 times and invidvidually do the ones that dind't flip.That's what I do, I try to flip half and the other half and then go for the rest, but that's only when I care, I usually just shake it and hope for most of them to flip.
Chopsticks. Use chopsticks to flip each one, it’s the only way to be sure.
>>20432631You should invest in a fork you ugly spic
>>20432421yolky
>>20432636It's Nossi actually
Get another pan going on a second burner, when you want to flip layer the second pan upside down on top of the other and invert them. They'll turn out perfect every time.
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