Quickly cooking finely chopped ingredients in a little oil over high heat while stirring constantly. If the pan is too crowded, the ingredients release their liquid and steam instead of sautéing — cook in two batches if needed.
Where It's Used
“Sauté the mushrooms over high heat without adding water.”
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