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A very smart woman (Peg) taught me to cover the range with foil when I'm frying or searing in one pan. After searing steaks, I take that foil, fold it in half to cover the greasy parts, and use it loosely cover the meat as it rests. Double duty and easy clean up. What more could you ask for?
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