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Vocabulary of cooking methods

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show To cook surrounding with hot, dry air. Usually refers to breads, pastries, vegetables and fish.  
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show Verb-to cook food by surrounding with hot, dry air in an oven or on a spit over an open fire. Usually refers to meat.Noun-the food that has been cooked this way.  
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show To cook on a solid flat surface called a griddle.  
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Grill   show
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show To cook with radiant heat from above.  
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show Not really broiling, but produces a similar result. To cook uncovered in a saute pan or skillet (often non-stick) with little or no fat over high heat.  
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Saute   show
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Pan Fry   show
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Deep Fry   show
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show To cook an item partially or very briefly in boing water or hot fat. (Usually a preparation technique to loosen peels from vegetables, fruits, and nuts, to partially cook French fries or other foods, to prepare for freezing, to remove undesirable flavors.  
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Blanch 2   show
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show To cook gently in water or other liquid that is not actually boiling. 160-180F (71-82C), bubbles breaking at the bottom of the pot.  
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Simmer   show
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show To cook in water or other liquid that is bubbling rapidly, about 212F (100C) at sea level and at normal pressure.  
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Reduce   show
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show To cook by direct contact with steam.  
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show To cook with no color, in small amount of fat, over low heat, sometimes covered.  
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Stew   show
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Braise   show
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Combination   show
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