How is blackened, in cooking, not considered burning the food? Isnt that basically what is being done?
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How is blackened, in cooking, not considered burning the food? Isnt that basically what is being done?
It seems to be the style of cooking called "blackened" is nothing more than burning the food.
How is it different?
I am not skeptical of the technique. I know many chefs use it. If I am not mistaken, it is common in Cajun cooking. What other areas use the technique?
Blackened is often use by Cajun chefs. What are some other cuisines where blackened is used?