Editing A Judicious Application of Heat
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He poured a little oil into the pan and turned the heat to medium high. "Medium high gives us a chance to cook the vegetables relatively quickly but without the burning that will happen when we're on high."<br> | He poured a little oil into the pan and turned the heat to medium high. "Medium high gives us a chance to cook the vegetables relatively quickly but without the burning that will happen when we're on high."<br> | ||
− | Without waiting for a response, he leaned close in front of her, his line of sight guiding hers, and pointed to the neatly lined bowls. "I've already done all the hard work, chopping everything and getting them | + | Without waiting for a response, he leaned close in front of her, his line of sight guiding hers, and pointed to the neatly lined bowls. "I've already done all the hard work, chopping everything and getting them mise en place." The neat order of having everything mise en place immensely satisfied his need for order that the 'Verse he was in certainly didn't provide.<br> |
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