Baking
cooking food in dry heat without being exposed to a direct heat source, normally using an oven
cooking food in dry heat without being exposed to a direct heat source, normally using an oven
fat or liquid used to keep food moist and full of flavour during cooking, applied by brush or by means of spoon
submerging food (usually fruit or vegetables) in boiling water for a brief moment, and after removing them from the heat, to run icy water over to halt the cooking process
mixing ingredients with one another to combine. Can be done by hand or with a common kitchen appliance called a blender
heating a liquid medium, usually water, to a state where steam vapour and bubbles appear. Food is submerged in the liquid and cooked until soft
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the process of making a food product slightly darker in colour, typically by applying intense, direct heat to it |