To cook meatslowly, coveredand in a smallamount of liquidor steam.To heat a liquid tojust below theboiling point; or topour boiling waterover food or to dipfood briefly intoboiling water.To set the oven tocooking temperaturein advance so that ithas time to reach thedesired temperatureby the start ofcooking.To cook in anoven or oven-type appliancein a covered oruncovered pan.To spread, brush, orpour liquid (such assauce, drippings,melted fat, ormarinade) over foodwhile it is cooking.Use a baster, brush,or spoon.To cookslowly andfor a longtime in liquidTo cook meat orpoultry slowly overcoals on a spit orin the oven,basting it oftenwith a highlyseasoned sauce.To cookuncovered ina smallamount of fatin a pan.To make thesurface of a foodbrown in color byfrying, broiling,baking in theoven, or toasting.To place smallparticles of asolid, such asbutter, on thesurface of afood.To cook meat quicklyat a high temperatureuntil it becomesbrown. Use a skilletwith a small amountof fat, or the oven ata high temperature.To fry small piecesof food veryquickly in a smallamount of very hotoil while stirringconstantly. Use awok or skillet.To cover withboiling water and letstand withoutadditional heatinguntil flavor and colorare extracted, as fortea.To cook in liquid,usually water, inwhich bubblesrise constantlyand then breakon the surface.To cookgently in hotliquid belowthe boilingpoint.To cook bydry heat,uncovered,usually in theoven.To cook oversteam risingfrom boilingwater.To cookunder directheat or overcoals.Tocook inhot fat.To cook uncoveredin an un-greasedor lightly greasedskillet, pouring offexcess fat as itaccumulates.To cook inhot fat thatcompletelycovers thefood.To cook in liquidjust below theboiling point. Thetiny bubbles thatform should breakbefore they reachthe surface.To brown bydirect heat ina toaster orin the oven.To cook in anuncoveredskillet with asmall amountof fat.To cook meatslowly, coveredand in a smallamount of liquidor steam.To heat a liquid tojust below theboiling point; or topour boiling waterover food or to dipfood briefly intoboiling water.To set the oven tocooking temperaturein advance so that ithas time to reach thedesired temperatureby the start ofcooking.To cook in anoven or oven-type appliancein a covered oruncovered pan.To spread, brush, orpour liquid (such assauce, drippings,melted fat, ormarinade) over foodwhile it is cooking.Use a baster, brush,or spoon.To cookslowly andfor a longtime in liquidTo cook meat orpoultry slowly overcoals on a spit orin the oven,basting it oftenwith a highlyseasoned sauce.To cookuncovered ina smallamount of fatin a pan.To make thesurface of a foodbrown in color byfrying, broiling,baking in theoven, or toasting.To place smallparticles of asolid, such asbutter, on thesurface of afood.To cook meat quicklyat a high temperatureuntil it becomesbrown. Use a skilletwith a small amountof fat, or the oven ata high temperature.To fry small piecesof food veryquickly in a smallamount of very hotoil while stirringconstantly. Use awok or skillet.To cover withboiling water and letstand withoutadditional heatinguntil flavor and colorare extracted, as fortea.To cook in liquid,usually water, inwhich bubblesrise constantlyand then breakon the surface.To cookgently in hotliquid belowthe boilingpoint.To cook bydry heat,uncovered,usually in theoven.To cook oversteam risingfrom boilingwater.To cookunder directheat or overcoals.Tocook inhot fat.To cook uncoveredin an un-greasedor lightly greasedskillet, pouring offexcess fat as itaccumulates.To cook inhot fat thatcompletelycovers thefood.To cook in liquidjust below theboiling point. Thetiny bubbles thatform should breakbefore they reachthe surface.To brown bydirect heat ina toaster orin the oven.To cook in anuncoveredskillet with asmall amountof fat.

Cooking Terms - Call List

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  1. To cook meat slowly, covered and in a small amount of liquid or steam.
  2. To heat a liquid to just below the boiling point; or to pour boiling water over food or to dip food briefly into boiling water.
  3. To set the oven to cooking temperature in advance so that it has time to reach the desired temperature by the start of cooking.
  4. To cook in an oven or oven-type appliance in a covered or uncovered pan.
  5. To spread, brush, or pour liquid (such as sauce, drippings, melted fat, or marinade) over food while it is cooking. Use a baster, brush, or spoon.
  6. To cook slowly and for a long time in liquid
  7. To cook meat or poultry slowly over coals on a spit or in the oven, basting it often with a highly seasoned sauce.
  8. To cook uncovered in a small amount of fat in a pan.
  9. To make the surface of a food brown in color by frying, broiling, baking in the oven, or toasting.
  10. To place small particles of a solid, such as butter, on the surface of a food.
  11. To cook meat quickly at a high temperature until it becomes brown. Use a skillet with a small amount of fat, or the oven at a high temperature.
  12. To fry small pieces of food very quickly in a small amount of very hot oil while stirring constantly. Use a wok or skillet.
  13. To cover with boiling water and let stand without additional heating until flavor and color are extracted, as for tea.
  14. To cook in liquid, usually water, in which bubbles rise constantly and then break on the surface.
  15. To cook gently in hot liquid below the boiling point.
  16. To cook by dry heat, uncovered, usually in the oven.
  17. To cook over steam rising from boiling water.
  18. To cook under direct heat or over coals.
  19. To cook in hot fat.
  20. To cook uncovered in an un-greased or lightly greased skillet, pouring off excess fat as it accumulates.
  21. To cook in hot fat that completely covers the food.
  22. To cook in liquid just below the boiling point. The tiny bubbles that form should break before they reach the surface.
  23. To brown by direct heat in a toaster or in the oven.
  24. To cook in an uncovered skillet with a small amount of fat.