I would dice the overcooked chicken and slow simmer to produce a chicken broth.
overcook is translated 'trop cuit' in French.
Because they think it tastes cruncher . But not all will overcook bacon . :)
The root word for "overcook" is "cook." It refers to the action of preparing food by heating it.
The word is spelt as you have done in the question.
Don't overcook them, and there will be no odor.
If you overcook vegetables this can destroy the vitamins it contains.
It gets dark, hard as rock, tastes of burnt sugar.
There really isn't an easy way to figure the exact amount of bone in a chicken, because every chicken is a little bit different. However, a general rule of thumb is that when you cut up a whole chicken, there is going to be approximately 40% of the chicken for refuse (that is, portions that cannot be directly eaten). You can use those portions - for example, drumstick bones and rib bones, etc - for chicken stock and flavoring, but they cannot be directly digested. So, by this theory, one pound of bone-in chicken would equal 0.6 pounds (approx. 9.5 oz, or 272g). However, this is not an exact science. And if you are following a recipe that uses bone-in chicken, also keep in mind that bone-in chicken has a longer cooking time, so you will have to adjust your recipe accordingly, otherwise you'll overcook your chicken and it might be tough and dry.
Fish is a usually misunderstood protein. To properly make fish in general, you almost always need to cook it gently so as to not overcook it. Deboning fish requires experience, which causes many people to avoid eating it unless when dining out.
So that you do not overcook the veggies. Works with other veggies the same way.
Because when u over cook food it may be burnt or non edible from food poisoning
OVER is the prefix of the 'cook' overcook