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<item><title>Basic Knife Cuts: 9 Classic Chef Cuts Explained, With Sizes</title><link>https://chefmattcooks.com/basic-knife-cuts/</link><guid>https://chefmattcooks.com/basic-knife-cuts/</guid><description>The basic knife cuts are standard shapes professional kitchens use so food cooks evenly and looks intentional: large dice (3/4-inch cube), medium dice.</description></item>
<item><title>How to Caramelize Onions Properly (Why 45 Minutes Matters)</title><link>https://chefmattcooks.com/how-to-caramelize-onions/</link><guid>https://chefmattcooks.com/how-to-caramelize-onions/</guid><description>To caramelize onions, slice 2 to 3 pounds of yellow onions into even quarter-inch slices and cook them in a wide, heavy pan with 2 tablespoons of butter.</description></item>
<item><title>How to Make a Pan Sauce: One Master Method, Endless Sauces</title><link>https://chefmattcooks.com/how-to-make-pan-sauce/</link><guid>https://chefmattcooks.com/how-to-make-pan-sauce/</guid><description>To make a pan sauce, sear meat in a stainless or cast iron pan, remove it to rest, and pour off all but a tablespoon of fat.</description></item>
<item><title>How to Sear Steak Like a Chef: Crust, Temps, and Timing</title><link>https://chefmattcooks.com/how-to-sear-steak/</link><guid>https://chefmattcooks.com/how-to-sear-steak/</guid><description>To sear a steak, pat it completely dry, salt it generously, and let it lose its fridge chill.</description></item>
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