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Residual Heat

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By John Campbell

Published 2001

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The heat that remains in a pan of food once it has been removed from the heat source. It can cause secondary or further cooking in certain recipes. Care should be taken when the success of a dish demands a narrow margin of temperature, such as fish and egg cookery, especially custard.

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