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What is the recommended procedure to properly break in a new set of pads?

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What is the recommended procedure to properly break in a new set of pads?

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A series of controlled moderate speed stops (15-20 Stops from 30-mph w/30 sec cool down) is required to properly “burnish” or break-in a new set of pads. During this initial stopping period, the process of lining transfer from the disc pads to the rotor surface helps condition the rotor surface to properly seat the brake pads. All pads are cured and all pads need to be burnished.

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