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Cooking Terminology

Find out what cooking terms mean before you flambe your bananas, caramelize your onions, or julienne your carrots.

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What is the meaning of Dry fruit?

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Dry fruits are fruits that have had the majority of their water content removed through drying methods, such as sun-drying or dehydration.

What is the meaning of food stuffs?

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Is answer for is to the food make this

What is tool in cooking?

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Anything in the kitchen is can be a tool. From a knife to a cup to all your utensils, chopping boards and stoves. the list goes on

What does peaks mean in cooking?

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Peak in cooking refers to whipping air into a food or ingredient until you can pull the utensil you are using up, causing the top to peak. Examples are meringues, mashed potatoes, and the tip top of an ice cream cone.

What is mashed in cooking term?

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mashing is when you mash som thing to make it mushy e.g. i have some potatoes and i want to mash them to make mash poteose.

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What is the meaning of marjoram in Telugu?

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Maruvu

மணப்பூண்டு

What is pass in cooking?

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It is where the food presentation is checked and finalised before it is passed over to the service staff, It is the main point of communication between front of house and the kitchen and usually manned by the head chef.

What is the meaning of macaroon in cooking?

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A macaroon is a cookie, also called a sweet biscuit or small cake. It is classed as a dessert.

What is bulgur?

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1. Bulgarians is a people in the South-East of Europe.

2. Bulgur is coarsely grounded wheat.

What does tender mean in cooking?

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It means tender inside and crisp on the outside

What is the meaning of 'Basil' in Hindi?

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Tulsi leaves Thulsai leaves.......................................

What are deli loaves?

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Baked breads. Usually elongated in shape, may be spiced or flavored, and used for sandwiches. http://newyorkbakeries.net/deli_loaves.html

In cooking what is liaison means?

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a linking of 2 or more entities, coming together of 2 or more groups, a spokesperson or ambassador representing a person or group to negotiate bringing together or settle and agree to final arrangements. Example: 2 Groups formed to design a settlement negotiation for their 2 separate companies or endeavors, utilize a neutral "liaison" for communication and fairness assurance between the 2. A skilled Liaison is generally well spoken, fair minded and professional in representation.

What is the meaning of one dish meal?

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A balanced meal that consists of dietary fibre, water and nutrients such as carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals in one dish.

For example, a pasta (carbohydrates) with vegetables (dietary fibre, vitamins and minerals) and some chicken or meat (proteins and fats) gets everything together without requiring you to prepare three separate dishes.

What is the meaning of conventional food?

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Non-conventional food is food produced from chemicals. It can also mean foods that people do not usually think of as food. For example, algae, mold, and yeasts.

What is the meaning of smoking preservation?

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Smoking preservation is a method of preserving food using either hot smoke or cold smoke, the process prolongs the shelf life of the food and adds flavour. An example of smoking preservation is smoked salmon.

What are cloves in cooking?

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Just a spice to cook with.

What is the functional property of jam?

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Jam preserves fruit so that it does not spoil and can be eaten months or even years after the fruit was picked.

What is the meaning of Au Gratin in cooking?

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Au gratin is a culinary style of topping a dish with a cream sauce or creamy cheese sauce and herbed bread crumbs. Au gratin does not necessarily mix the sauce all the way through a dish but most often it will mix that way, often by design.

For au gratin potatoes (pommes de terre au gratin) Slice and layer potatoes into a casserole with a few pats of butter interspersed, make a thin bechamel sauce and melt a cheese such as Cantal or something similar into the bechamel. Pour the sauce over the potatoes, sprinkle with herbed breadcrumbs or croutons. Bake in a medium oven for 45 minutes until the potatoes are softened.

Bechamel is made by melting a half cup of butter and sauteeing about 1/2 onion finely diced. when the onions are translucent add 1/4 cup flour and blend it until smooth then add 1 to 1 1/2 cup milk or cream and a pinch of nutmeg, stir until thickened. To thin it add milk, to thicken it add less milk or simmer it longer without burning it.
Melting cheese into this will make a cheese sauce. thinning this and adding various ingredients will make various cream sauces or soups.

What is the meaning of flat ware?

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silverware; forks, knives and spoons

What does dust mean in cooking?

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It generally means to put a very light coating of some kind of powdered material on top of something. Like: Dust the top of each dish of custard with cinnamon, or dust the doughnuts with powdered sugar.

What is the meaning of 'combination of cooking methods'?

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A combination of cooking methods is using two or more methods of cooking a food to get the desired finished product. For example, one might saute a food to quickly begin the cooking process or to brown its surface and then stew it slowly to finish it.

What cooking term starts with m?

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Marinade, muddler, mill, mash.

What is continental food?

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English breakfast = contains 2 kinds of sausages; link and Lorne sausage, black pudding, bacon, fried or scrambled egg, beans, fried bread, fried tomato and mushrooms, fruit slice, fishcake or potato cake (occasionally, although mainly found in Scotland), hash browns, toast with butter/jam, tea/coffee or fruit juice.

Continental breakfast: croissant, roll and butter, toast with butter/jam/marmalade, cereal with milk, juice/tea/coffee, etc.