Bacteria
a microorganism causing disease
keeping food moist during the cooking process by regularly pouring fat (or liquids) over it with a 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
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
the process of making a food product slightly darker in colour, typically by applying intense, direct heat to it