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One possible reason for your pan sticking could be that it is not properly seasoned. Try seasoning your pan according to the manufacturer's instructions before using it. Another reason could be that you are using too high of heat, causing food to stick. Adjust the heat to medium or medium-high and use a non-stick spray or oil to prevent sticking.
The most likely reason for your food burning is that the heat is too high. Lower the heat and use a timer to ensure you are not overcooking your food. You may also want to use a higher smoke point oil, such as avocado or grapeseed oil, to prevent burning.
Uneven cooking can be caused by a few different factors. First, make sure you are using an oven thermometer to ensure your oven is heating evenly. Also, be sure to properly preheat your oven before cooking. Another possible reason is that you are overcrowding the pan or baking sheet, which can cause uneven cooking.
If your food is not browning, it could be because your oven is not hot enough. Use an oven thermometer to check the temperature and adjust accordingly. Another reason could be that you are using a non-stick pan, which prevents browning. Try using a different type of pan or adding a small amount of oil to encourage browning.
If your food is sticking to your bakeware, it could be because it is not properly greased. Make sure to thoroughly grease your bakeware before adding your food. You can also try using parchment paper or a silicone baking mat to prevent sticking. Additionally, avoid using metal utensils on non-stick bakeware, as this can cause scratching and sticking.