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So in addition to actually more hassle than just frying in, say a carbon steel pan, we can to add plastic waste. Thanks ATK!
all these work just to dry 6 leaves….NOT WORTH IT
COOL
Some of that rubbish is recycleable and you don't pour a lot of oil down the drain.
I let my dog lick my plate clean then put it back in the cupboard, looks clean to me.
Cleaning a skillet vs a plate is the only advantage I see.
And make sure the plastic wrap is microwave safe. If not printed on the box, check with the mfg.
I'm sure they passed this video into their kitchen hands 😛
A neat trick, but doesn't seem you'll save time doing that
How is this less hassle than a quick fry & wash?
Why do I need to wash the plate if it's covered in plastic wrap the whole time?
Wow ATK actually giving credit where it is due for once. I am actually impressed.
Make sure to use a plastic wrap that doesn't contain BPAs.
May I do same with lots of herbs many plates on same time?
nice, although it looks a little like a hassle.