The one recipe on the hub that breaks its own rule, on purpose.

Nothing hits a pan. The sauce is built cold, in the bowl, so the oil stays bright.

The base shallow-fries in the pan while the top bakes. That is the whole trick.

Three minutes of cooking. A quarter cup of good oil left in the pan, and the bread is not optional.

Maximum surface area is the entire idea. Dark, brittle edges, every time.

Raw oil, raw vegetables. The clearest way to taste what you bought.

Neutral oil for the heat, lemon oil for the flavor. Never the same oil for both.

Dry-brined overnight, roasted hot, finished raw. Two different jobs for one oil.

The base recipe. Learn the ratio and the bottled stuff stops making sense.