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What are the best techniques for Maillard maxxing?
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>>21103216
Good heat control and proper technique.
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>>21103216
Shooting them as they fly over.
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>>21103227
10/10
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>>21103216
you're saying I can make shawarma at home?
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>>21103227
This is the product of Maillard maxing, not a technique for it. 0/10.
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>>21103227
he's an odd duck
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>>21103216
Crematorium.
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>>21103216
is that a fucking mini doner
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>>21103355
Don't be fucking stupid, of course it isn't.

It's a mini shawarma.
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>>21103321
Absolutely not. It can never taste the same why waste time trying? It can be gotten cheaply as is.
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>>21103227
wtf



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