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Cooking Method Quiz
 

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Cooking Method Activity

by Jodee Fritel
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Cooking gently in liquid at 150-180 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Dry heat in an enclosed space.

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Submerging food fully in hot oil for a crispy exterior

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High heat from above, often in an oven broiler.

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Cooking with steam, preserving nutrients and texture

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Slow cooking small pieces of food in enough liquid to cover them.

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cooking in water at 212 degrees Fahrenheit

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Cooking with dry, hot air, usually in an oven

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Quick cooking in a small amount of fat over medium-high heat.

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High Direct heat from below, typically over an open flame or electric grill.

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Searing food first, then slow cooking it partially submerged in liquid

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Cooking in more fat than sauteing, typically turning the food once.

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