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A first course served before the the main meal
Appetizer
Add alternately
To add part of one ingredient to a mixture, then part of anther, then part of the first, ect, until both are competely mixed in.
Bake
Too cook by dry heat, covered or uncoverd, in an oven
Baste
Keep moist during cooking by pouring or spooning liquid over food.
Beat
To add air to a mixture or to make is smooth by using a quick over and over motion with spoon, fork, rotary mixer, electric mixer, or whisk.
Blanch
To plunge food into boiling water, then cook for a limited time.
Blend
To combime two or more ingredients thorughly, in order to change color, texture, or flavor.
Boil
To cook in liquid, usally water, in which bubbles rise constantly and break on the sureface.
Braise
To brown and then cook the food, covered, in a small amout of liquid at a low temperture until tender.
Bread
To coat the sureface of a food ith bread crumbs
Broil
To cook by direct heat until the outer surface of the food is golden brown.
Brown
To cook over medium heat until the outer surface of the food is golden brown
Chill
To place in a refrigertor to cool before cooking further or serving
Chop
To cut into small pieces
Combine
To mix togher by strring, two or more ingredients
Condensed
A food packaged in a concentrated form for convenience
Cream
To make smooth, soft, and creamy by beating with a spoon or electric mixter.
Cube
To cut into small squares
Cut in
To mix solid shortening with dry cutting it into very small pieces with a pastry blender, a fork, or two knives.
Deep fat fry
To cook in a deep continer in enough ho fat to cover the food
Dot
To scatter small bits of a substance, usually fat, on top of another food.
Dredge
To coat surface with flour, meal, or other powdery substance
Flake
To break a food, like fish, into small pieces with a fork.
Fold in
To combine a delicate ingredent, such as whipped cream or deaten egg whites, with a thick mixture such as a batter, using a gentle lifting motion with wire whisk or a rubber scraper
Fry
To cook in hot fat
Garnish
To decorate a prepared food with touches food, such as parsley or paprika
Glaze
To coat a food thinly with a jilly or syup for flavor or decoration
Grate
To cut a food into fine pieces by rubbing it over a grater
Grind
To cut by putting food through a food chopper or food grinder
Ingredient
An item uesd in a recipe
Jullenne
To cut food like string beans or potatoes into long, thin strips
Knead
To work dough by stretching it with yourr hands, folding it over, and pressing it down with the heels of hands until it is smooth and elastic
Marinade
The liquid in which food stands to marate
Marinate
To allow a food to stand in a liquid, usually a french dressing oil and vinegar
Melt
To liquify a solid such as butter, margarine, or chocolate
Mince
To cut into very small, fine pieces with a knife or kitchen shears
Mix
To comdine two or more ingredients, usually stirring
pan-bake
The cooking of thin batters, such as pancakes or waffles, on a griddle or in a waffle baker or crepe pan
Pan-broil
To cook, uncovered, on a hot surface. The fat is poured off as it accumulates
Pan-fry
To cook, uncovered, in small amount of fat or oil
parboil
To boil in liquid until cooked
Pare
To cut off the outer covering of a food
Pit
To remove the stone, or pit, from a fruit, such as a peach
Poach
To cook on or in a simmering in a covered pan
Pound
To hit meat with a mallet or the edge of a dish
Puree
To press though a sieve or strainer until it is smooth and soupy
Recipe
Ingredients and directions for preparing a food or dish
Roast
To cook, uncoveres and with no water added, in hot air in either an oven, bardecue grill, skillet,
Roll out
To flatten a ball of dough for pastry, cookies, bread, or biscuits