Cooking Techniques
Across
- 2. Cook food over boiling water in a covered pot
- 4. Simmer a liquid to evaporate water and concentrate flavor
- 7. Heat transfer using air or liquid circulation
- 8. Cook in a liquid just below boiling with gentle bubbles
- 9. Scald food briefly in boiling water then submerge in ice water
- 10. Cook food completely submerged in hot oil
- 13. Heat transfer through electromagnetic waves or infrared light
- 15. Cook small pieces of food quickly in a small amount of hot fat
- 17. Cook small food items rapidly at high heat while continuously stirring
- 18. Cook in a liquid that reached 212 degrees with active bubbling
Down
- 1. Cook bread pastries or casseroles in dry hot air
- 3. Cook directly under the heat source
- 5. Direct heat transfer from one hot surface to food
- 6. Brown the surface of food quickly at a very high temperature
- 8. Cook small uniform pieces of food completely covered in simmering liquid
- 9. Sear food first then cook slowly in a covered pot with small liquid
- 11. Cook large pieces of meat or vegetables uncovered in hot air
- 12. Cook delicate foods gently in a warm barely bubbling liquid
- 14. Cook food in a skillet containing moderate amount of hot oil
- 16. Cook food directly over an open flame or heat source