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Cooking Terms

To slice To Slice- to cut food into flat thin pieces. Equipment: Knife, cutting board

To bake To Bake- to cook in an oven with dry heat. Equipment needed: oven

To cube To Cube- cut evenly shaped pieces about 1/2 inch on each side. Equipment: Knife, cutting board

To dice To Dice- cut evenly shaped pieces about 1/4 inch on each side. Equipment: Knife, cutting board

julienne Julienne- to cut food into long thin strips. Equipment: Knife, cutting board

To mince To Mince- cut food into pieces that are as small as possible. Equipment: Knife, cutting board

To preheat To Preheat- to set the oven to the desired cooking temperature in advance. Equipment: Oven

To steam To Steam- to cook over steam. Equipment: water, pan

To fry To Fry- to cook in a hot fat. Equipment:Pan, fat(butter, oil, shortening)

To chop To Chop- cut food into small irregular pieces. Equipment: Knife, cutting board

Blend, mix, combine Blend, Mix, Combine- use a spoon to stir two or more ingredients together thoroughly. Equipment: whisk, wooden spoon, bowl

To cut-in To Cut-in- use a pastry blender and a cutting motion to mix a solid fat with dry ingredients. Equipment: pastry blender or two knives

To scramble To Scramble- to stir or mix foods gently while cooking, as in eggs. Pan, spatula, wooden spoon

To stir To Stir- use a spoon to make circular or figure eight motions. Equipment: spoon

To roll To Roll- flattening a food usually a dough or pastry with a rolling pin. Equipment: Rolling pin

Level-off Level-off- to remove excess of a dry ingredient from a dry measuring cup or measuring spoons. Measuring cup, knive

To Grate Rub good over a grate to get find particles, as in grating cheese. Equipment: Grater

To Brush to spread a liquid coating on a food using a pastry brush or paper towel.

To beat To Beat- to mix with an over- and-over motion using a whisk, fork or electric mixer Equipment:Whisk, fork, electric mixer

To knead To Knead- a folding, pressing and turning motion using the heels of your hands. Equipment: hands

To whip To Whip- to beat rapidly to incorporate air and make light and fluffy. Equipment: electric mixer, whisk

To drain To Drain- to remove excess liquid by placing food in a colander. Equipment: colander, strainer

To boil To Boil- to cook in a liquid, usually water, in which bubbles rise constantly and then break the surface. Equipment: liquid, pan

To Simmer- to cook in a slow steady stream of tiny bubbles. Equipment: liquid, pan

To sift To Sift- to put dry ingredients through a sifter to make into finer particles. Equipment: sifter

To grease To Grease- to rub a fat, shortening or oil on the cooking surface of bakeware to prevent sticking. Equipment: shortening

To peel or to pare To Peel or To Pare- to remove the outside covering of a fruit or vegetable. Equipment: paring knife or peeler