yes, you can leave a pan on the stove. If you leave it there over 4 hours.
In a fire? As you would with religious articles. In a burn pan or your barbeque, lined with foil, then bury the ashes.
The temperature is to high, it was on for to long, or the pan wasn't properly oiled and the veggies werem't regularly turned.
BEANSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!! and hotness also not stiring it enough
Yes you can. Although this depends some one the material (type of metal) and thickness of the pan. Higher quality pans with thicker bottoms are less likely to burn on higher heat. other variables are what you are cooking and how full the pan might be.
The darker the pan the quicker it cooks and the easier it is to burn. Dark absorbs heat and shinny reflects it.
well if you put in in a pan and put it on high it turns into caremel
it will burn and stick to the pan
The heat source is probably from a flame, an oven, or from an electric stovetop. The metal pan or sheet helps to trap the heat and transfer it to the cookies. If there is too much heat or the heat is applied for too long, the the cookies will burn.
They throw wood in a fire and let it burn, and they take the charcole and put in under a pan, and then they take the pan and cook the food threw the charcole.
you put water in it then put it on a fire make shure you put your hand in the pan when on the fire good luck ps dont burn your hand
put it in a pan and turn , it on and if you want it to burn very very fast put it on high , but dont do that because maybe it will make fire
The oven is too hot and/or you have the pan too close to the heating element.