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Theres probably no limit to which vegetable you can use, as there is how big the vegetable is. Generally, sauted vegetables are small, bit sized pieces.

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Where can i buy a Ready steady cook saute pan?

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What kitchen equipment is used to quick fry foods in a small amount of fat?

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How to pan fry vegetables to perfection?

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