Position skewers or sheet-pan pieces on the top rack, and preheat the pan for extra sear. Flip once for deep color without overcooking. Keep the door slightly ajar to prevent cycling off, and line with foil for easy cleanup on hectic evenings.
Heat a lightly oiled skillet until wisps rise, then lay down strips or threaded bites. Press gently for contact and fast caramelization. Finish under the broiler if needed. That clang and hiss recalls busy vendors working twin griddles with practiced rhythm.
Toss pieces with oil to prevent drying, arrange in a single layer, and cook hot for quick browning. Shake halfway for even edges. The concentrated airflow delivers crisp exterior and juicy center, a weeknight stand-in for charcoal’s satisfying crackle.
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