Cooking Terms
Across
- 2. Before baking, many recipes require you to heat up the oven to a specific temperature.
- 3. I'm a more casual way of mixing ingredients together, sometimes just using a spoon or spatula.
- 6. Me and a little oil are used to give meats and vegetables a nice golden crust in a hot pan.
- 7. Place food in a basket or on a rack above boiling liquid and let me do the work to cook it with hot steam.
- 8. Similar to sautéing, but with a higher heat and constant movement, use me to quickly cook meats and vegetables in a hot pan with a little oil.
- 11. Similar to pan-frying, use me to cook small pieces of meat and vegetables in a hot pan with a little oil.
- 12. Dough needs to be worked and stretched in order to develop gluten, and that's what you'll do to me.
- 14. Be careful not to do this to milk or cream, but use me to heat up liquid to just below boiling point.
- 15. When making pastries, you might need to use me to work small pieces of butter or lard into the dough.
- 17. Me and some liquid are used to cook meats slowly over low heat, often resulting in tender and flavorful dishes.
- 19. This staple food can be made with flour, water, and yeast or a leavening agent.
- 20. For crispy, fried foods, use me to submerge them in hot oil until golden brown.
- 22. Move me around with a spoon to combine ingredients or prevent them from sticking to the bottom of a pot.
- 23. To combine two or more ingredients together until they're well mixed, but be careful not to overdo it.
- 27. I'm a dry heat method used to make cakes, breads, and pastries, and I require precise temperature control.
- 28. For a smoky, charred flavor, use me to cook meat and vegetables over an open flame.
- 30. I'm what you do to heavy cream to make it thick and fluffy, and I'm also a verb used to describe a punishment.
Down
- 1. To soak meat or vegetables in a liquid mixture of spices and other ingredients to add flavor.
- 4. When adding ingredients to a batter, gently use me to incorporate them without over-mixing.
- 5. When two or more ingredients are combined together, that's what you call me.
- 9. I'm a dry heat method used to cook meats and vegetables in an oven, resulting in a crispy exterior and tender interior.
- 10. A common cooking technique that involves adding oil or fat to a pan or cooking surface.
- 13. Use me to cook food slowly and gently in a pot of liquid that's just below boiling point, allowing flavors to meld together.
- 15. Me and sugar are beaten together to make a fluffy mixture for frosting or a topping for pies.
- 16. Use me to brush meats with sauces or drippings as they cook in order to keep them moist and add flavor.
- 18. This technique involves passing dry ingredients through a fine mesh to remove any lumps or impurities.
- 19. I'm a quick way of cooking foods by boiling them in a pot of water, often used for eggs or vegetables.
- 21. This decorative technique is used to create a ridged edge on pastry dough.
- 22. Use me to quickly cook small pieces of meat and vegetables in a hot pan with a little oil, often finished with a flavorful sauce.
- 24. To coat food in flour or breadcrumbs before cooking.
- 25. To cook delicate foods like eggs and fish, use me to gently simmer them in liquid until tender.
- 26. Use me to slowly cook meat and vegetables in a pot with liquid, often resulting in a hearty and comforting dish.
- 27. I'm a high heat method that quickly cooks food under a broiler or in a hot oven, resulting in crispy and charred exterior.
- 28. This tool is used to spread liquids or sauces onto food.
- 29. Whether with a whisk or an electric mixer, I help combine ingredients and add air to make cakes fluffy.