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appetizer
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a first course served before the main meal
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bake
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to cook by dry heat, covered or unocovered in the oven
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baste
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keep moist during cooking by pouring or spooning liquid over a food
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beat
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to add air to a mixture or make it smooth by using a quick over and over motion with a spoon, fork, rotary mixer, or whisk
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blanch
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to plunge food into boiling water, then cook for a limited time
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blend
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to combine two or more ingrediants thoroughly, in order to change color, texture, or flavor
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boil
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to cook in liquid, usually water, in which bubbles rise constantly and break on the surface
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braise
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to brown and then cook the food, covered, in a small amount of liquid at a low temp until tender
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bread
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to coat the surface of food with bread crums
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broil
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to cook by direct heat until the outer surface of the food is golden brown
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brown
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to cook over medium heat until the outer surface of the food is golden brown
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chill
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to place in a refirgarator to cool before cooking further or serving
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chop
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to cut into small pieces
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combine
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to mix together, usually by stirring, two or more ingrediants
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condensed
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a food pacakaged in a concentrated form of convenience
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cream
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to make smooth, soft, and creamy by beating with a spoon, or electric mixer
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cube
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to cute into small squares
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cut in
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to mix solid shortening with dry ingrediants by cutting it into very small pieces with a [astry blender, a fork, or two knives
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deep fat fry
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to cook in a deep container in enough fat to cover the food
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dice
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to cut into small cubes
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dot
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to scatter small bits of a substance, usually fat, on top of another food
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dredge
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to coat the surface with flour, meal, or other powdery substance
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flake
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to break a food, like fish, into small pieces with a forlk
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fold in
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to comine a delicate ingrediant, such as whipped cream or beaten egg whites, with a thick mixture such as a batter, using a gentle lifiting motion with wire wisk or a rubber scraper
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fry
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to cook in hot fat
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garnish
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to decorate a prepated food with touches of another food, such as parsely or paprika
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glaze
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to coat a food with a jelly or syrup for falvor or decoration
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grate
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to cut a food itno fine pieces by rubbing over a grater
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ingrediant
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an item used in a recepie
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julienne
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to cut food like string beans or paptoes into long, thin strips
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knead
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to work dough by streching it with your hands, folding it over, and pressing it down with the heels of your hands until smooth and elastic
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marinade
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the liquid in which food stands to marinate
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marinate
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to allow a food to stand in liquid, usually a french dressing or oil, or vinegar
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melt
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to liquify a solid such as butter, margarine, or chocolate
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mince
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to cut into very small fine pieces with a knife, or kitchen shears
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mix
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to comibne two or more ingredinats, usually stirring
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pan bake
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the cooking of thin batters, such as pancakes, or waffels, on a griddel or in a waffle baker or crepe pan
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pan broil
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to cook, uncovered, on a hot surface. the fat is poured off as it accumalates
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pan fry
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to cook, uncovered, ina small amount of fat, or oil
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parboil
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to boil in liquid until partially cooked
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pare
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to cut off the outer serving of a food
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pit
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to remove the stone, or pit, from a fruit, such as a peach
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poach
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to cook on or in a simmering liquid in a covered pan
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pound
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to hit meat with a mallet or the edge of a dish. this breaks up tissue and makes the meat more tender
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puree
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to press food through a sieve or strainer until it is smooth and soupy. this can also be done in a blender
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recipe
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ingrediants and directions for preparing a food or dish
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roast
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to cook, uncovered, and with no water added, in hot air un either an oven, barbecue grill, skillet, etc
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roll out
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ro flatten a ball of dough for pastrym cookies, bread, or biscuts
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rottiss
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to roast on a spit which continually turns throughtout the roasting period
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sauce
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gravy or another flavored blend used to accent or enrich the taste of the food, served as an accompainment
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saute
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the french version of pan-frying
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scald
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to heat a food just below boiling point
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score
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to make shallow cuts on the surface of a food
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scrape
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to rub off the skin of a vegetable or fruit with the sharp edge of a knife
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sear
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to brown the surface of the meat quickly ovrer high heat
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shred
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to tear or cut into thin pieces or strips
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sift
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to put dry ingreduiants through a sifter or a fine sieve to aerate and blend
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simmer
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to cook a food just below boiling point
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silver
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to cut into long thin, strips
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steam
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to cook food on a rack or in a basket over boiling liquid in a covered pan
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stew
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to cook food covered in liquid at a simmering temp
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steep
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to cover with boiling water in a perforated container
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stir
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to mix with a spoon
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stir-fry
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an oriental method of cooking where the food us cut into small pieces, then placed in a small amount of hot oil in the base of a wok or pan, stirred vigourously until cooked, then pushed up the sides of the wok, or removed from the pan
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toast
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to brown by direct heat in a toaster or in the oven
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toss
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to mix together ingrediants by lifting them gently and turning them back into the container
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