In culinary terms, "shock" refers to the process of rapidly cooling food, typically vegetables, after blanching or cooking. This is usually done by plunging the food into ice water, which helps preserve color, texture, and nutrients. Shocking stops the cooking process immediately, preventing overcooking and ensuring the food remains crisp and vibrant. It's a common technique used in preparing ingredients for salads, freezing, or further cooking.
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G= Gravity Shock+Gravity=Gravity shock which means it's shock resistance when dropped.
There is no shockable rhythm the AED can shock for.
It is probable only a metaphor.
If you want to pursue a culinary career without becoming a chef, you could maybe become a culinary school teacher.
to dust lighty with flour
Dehydration.
It expresses shock or disbelief.
"Plasir culinaire pour vous." can be interpreted two ways: 1. Culinary pleasure for you. 2. Culinary jamboree for you.
DW6900MS1 is the specific model number of your G-Shock watch.
It expresses shock or disbelief.
when your surprised / in shock