There is an element in most stoves that heats up to a bright red. When you broil something, it is usually set close to this heating element, and watched closely to prevent burning. Bread, steaks, fish, vegetables, or anything that requires a sort of nice browning is put under the broiler. The charring adds to the taste of the dish. Sometimes you broil meat first to seal in the juices so when you bake it the rest of the way, it stays moist.
Another answer is where you put food directly under heat source. Put on top rack oven.
To broil food means that it is cooked over direct heat like barbecue.
Baking surrounds the food with heated air within a closed space.
Broiling exposes the food to a very high heat source above or below the food, and is best done in an open space.
From what I can tell, parbroiling is cooking in the oven, "broiling" foods until they are mostly cooked (75-80%) and then removing them. By removing them at this stage they are mostly cooked and can be stored until a later date (refrigerator or freezer) and finished cooking then when the time it takes to cook is much shorter. Or the food items can be transfered to another cooking surface, such as a grill, to finish the cooking and ensure evenly cooked food that has the presentation of being grilled. This saves meat and vegetables from being charred on the grill.
I am not a chef and this information has been compiled from a number of sources, but I . Also search parbaking and parboiling, not the same, but similar approaches to the respective cooking methods.
Broiling is a means of cooking quickly with dry heat, with the food placed near the heat source. The broiler is located in the top of the oven. You would place the top oven rack at a specified distance from the broiler to allow the food to cook. This requires constant watching and precise timing.
To broil a food, you would place it on the top rack of the oven. The heating element in the top of the oven is called a broiler. The food is cooked close to the radiant heat of the broiler and cooks very fast.
Parboiling (or leaching) is the partial boiling of food as the first step in the cooking process.
Broiling is done in a gas oven with an open flame. It is similar to grilling on a gas or charcoal grill outside.
Broiling: low 400, medium 450, high 500
The word broiling has 2 syllables.
After a long walk in the sun, fred felt broiling hot.
Broiling beef does not have to have the oven preheated first. Broiling entails a flame over the beef. As long as the flame is turned on ahead of time, the beef will cook.
St. Lawrence of Rome was born in Huesca, Spain, but was martyred by broiling in Rome in the year 258.
Smaller birds such as Cornish hens, chicken and squab are especially well suited for broiling or grilling
Searing meat from the top.
I belive it has 2 syllables.
stainless steel. :)
A non-reactive broiling pan would be something made of anodized or Teflon-related coating. This helps prevent the reaction with certain foods and flavors.
I would say it is close as far as cooking results goes. Both subject the food to an indirect heat source. But grilling will get you a smoky flavor to the meat and broiling will not.
Four dry heat cooking methods are roasting, baking, broiling, and grilling.
Roasting and baking are both methods of cooking where the food is surrounded by heat on all sides. Roasting is usually at a higher temperature than baking. Broiling and grilling are both methods where the heat comes from only one side. When broiling the heat comes from above the food, grilling it comes from below.