One uses heat-proof utensils to stir foods that are cooking. Wooden spoons and spatulas have been used for many centuries because they are durable and their handles remain cool to the touch. Metal utensils with heat-proof handles are also popular and durable. In recent decades, silicon utensils have become increasingly popular.
A wooden spoon will not conduct heat, so is the best choice. The metal spoon is a good conducter of heat, and will most likely burn your hand. The plastic spoon, will not burn your hand, but is not a good material to stir hot food, so it will most likely melt.
If you are right-handed, use your right hand. If you are left-handed, use your left hand. By using your dominant hand, you won't be as likely to burn yourself or cause the hot food to splatter or spill.
Stirring soup as it cooks helps to distribute the ingredients for even cooking and also keeps the soup from sticking on the bottom of the pan and scorching.
You can use a long-handled spoon to stir soup with. Wooden spoons work great.
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You should use a long-handled wooden spoon or utensil to stir hot soup.
I stir my salt and pepper into my soup.
doesnt matter realy just stir with one and hold your cup with the other
The cheese will melt. Stir it to mix it in well, and you have a cheesy soup.
You stir it from time to time as you make it.
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Because otherwise it will throth up.
Conduction. The metal of the spoon conducts heat - therefore it heats up.
My mom stirred the soup clockwise
Kebabs and grilling just go hand in hand. Would you fry soup? No! However, if you really want a kebab feel, it is possible to cook them in the oven. And stir-fry is pretty close as well.
Her dominant hand.
right hand