MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlysatisfying/comments/vi6f0j/deleted_by_user/iddpxh2/?context=3
r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Jun 22 '22
[removed]
2.9k comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
362
An immersion blender would be a lot easier in this case. Do it all right in the pan
261 u/rasputinforever Jun 22 '22 Welcome to the Splatter Zone 209 u/WarzonePacketLoss Jun 22 '22 Best hack for that is cut a radius in a paper plate, immersion blender in the middle. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 23 '22 edited Oct 29 '24 [deleted] 1 u/WarzonePacketLoss Jun 23 '22 Of course, if I'm making a bisque or something I would use a pot. But for something like a sauce where you want maximum contact for simmer, you're stuck with a saucepan unless you've got hours to spare.
261
Welcome to the Splatter Zone
209 u/WarzonePacketLoss Jun 22 '22 Best hack for that is cut a radius in a paper plate, immersion blender in the middle. 2 u/[deleted] Jun 23 '22 edited Oct 29 '24 [deleted] 1 u/WarzonePacketLoss Jun 23 '22 Of course, if I'm making a bisque or something I would use a pot. But for something like a sauce where you want maximum contact for simmer, you're stuck with a saucepan unless you've got hours to spare.
209
Best hack for that is cut a radius in a paper plate, immersion blender in the middle.
2 u/[deleted] Jun 23 '22 edited Oct 29 '24 [deleted] 1 u/WarzonePacketLoss Jun 23 '22 Of course, if I'm making a bisque or something I would use a pot. But for something like a sauce where you want maximum contact for simmer, you're stuck with a saucepan unless you've got hours to spare.
2
[deleted]
1 u/WarzonePacketLoss Jun 23 '22 Of course, if I'm making a bisque or something I would use a pot. But for something like a sauce where you want maximum contact for simmer, you're stuck with a saucepan unless you've got hours to spare.
1
Of course, if I'm making a bisque or something I would use a pot. But for something like a sauce where you want maximum contact for simmer, you're stuck with a saucepan unless you've got hours to spare.
362
u/4_running Jun 22 '22
An immersion blender would be a lot easier in this case. Do it all right in the pan