Kitchen Terms

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-A bit more on top of the level
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-To remove any excess dry ingredients to make it even with the top of the measuring cup
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-An amount too small to measure (1/16 teaspoon)
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-The process of cutting food into bite sized pieces (bigger than mince)
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-Cutting food into small pieces
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-Cutting food into even small squares
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-Cutting food into small 1/4 cubes
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-To cut into small pieces with a grater
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-To scrape food across a grater to make long thin strips
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-To cut off a thin layer of skin from fruits & vegetables
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-Removing the skin from a fruit or vegetable
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-Cutting slits on the surface of food
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-To cut food into large thin pieces
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-Pouring liquid over a food to make sure it doesn't dry out & adds flavor
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-Preserving food by lowering temperature
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-Warming food that is frozen in order to cook or serve the meal
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-Combining on ingredient with another to form a solution
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-Pouring a liquid or fat through a strainer or colander
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-Passing food through a sieve in order to remove undesired solids
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-To lightly coat a food with an ingredient (flour)
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-To coat food with powdered substance (Ex:crumbs)
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-Any thick oil-like substance
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-To coat food with herbs & spices and let it rest before cooking/serving
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-Making meat more tender by beating or slow cooking
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-Applying heat to a food turning it from a solid to a liquid
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-To immerse an item into a liquid for a period of time
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-Intensifying the natural flavor of a food
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-This controls how much oxygen gets inside the grill
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-To stir rapidly with a mixer to combine ingredients
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-Mixing one ingredient with another (combining)
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combine
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-Beating ingredients until soft, creamy, and smooth
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-mixing a cold fat with flour by hand until it resembles coarse crumbs
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-Gently mixing delicate ingredients
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-Using your hands to press and fold dough
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-to stir two or more ingredients until thoroughly combined
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-Removing large lumps from mixtures
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-To mix in a circular motion
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-Mixing ingredients by lightly mixing
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-Incorporating air into a mixture to make it light and fluffy
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-Cooking with dry heat (usually in an oven)
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-Cooking by exposure to intense radiant heat
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-Cooking over dry heat while its on a metal frame
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-A method of cooking that uses hot dry air to cook food in an oven but at higher temperatures
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-Various cooking methods that use fire and smoke
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-To make water bubble with a temperature of 212 degrees
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-lightly frying food and then stew it slowly in a pot
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-A kitchen appliance that warms up food
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-When you cook foods in a liquid
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-Cooking foods over boiling water
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-Submerging food items in oil
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-To cook in oil
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-cook foods in a skillet with a small amount of oil
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-To fry quickly over high heat in a small amount of oil while being stirred
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-Reaching a desired temperature
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-To free from dirt and stains
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-to disinfect