Why did my stainless steel pan burn?
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If your food is burning, the heat is too high. Lower the heat and most likely your food won't burn. Other (not as likely) reasons for your food burning is that you're cooking it for way too long, or if food burns soon after hitting the pan then you're preheating your pan for too long.
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