Tip of the Week

Posted on January 11, 2006

Never cool a hot pan in cold water or on a cold surface.

Why?

It causes thermal shock. Because rapidly lowering the temperature of a pan like that causes it to warp. Warping makes it so that the pan won’t sit flat and can “pop” when heated back up.

(Gosh, I wish I knew that last year! I’ve gone through three jelly roll pans and the latest one is warped!)

Read the full post at Cucina Bella, a family cooking blog.

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