How to Deglaze
Deglazing is a technique that is routinely used when cooking meats. Is an important cooking technique in the Dominican Cuisine. It provides and creates a beautiful brown sauce and color to all meats, especially white meat.
1.
Do not use a nonstick pot or pan, as you want to encourage 

sticking
2.
As the liquid evaporates, it starts to create a brown film on the bottom of the
pan or pot.
3.
As this film becomes more visible (don’t let it burn), DEGLAZE by adding a
pinch of water (1/3 cup), wine or stock.
4.
Stir every time you add liquid to blend the brown film with the meat
5.
Repeat step #2 until you have reached the brown color you desire