Across
- 2. heat method where heat is transferred to the without using extra moisture.
- 4. cooking food in a liquid at a low temperature. Used for products that are delicate and might dfall apart while cooking at a high temperature.
- 6. coating used to deep fry foods
- 8. applying both dry-heat and moist-heat cooking methods.
- 9. just enough fat to cover food halfway.
- 14. cooks food at a temperature just below boiling point.
- 16. microwaves use this type of heat transfer.
- 19. quickly cooking using just enough fat to coat the bottom of a pan.
- 20. hotter than boiling water.
- 21. heat source located below the food.
- 22. cooking a liquid at 212 degrees F.
- 23. small pieces of food that cook enough liquid for them to float freely during the cooking process.
Down
- 1. uses radiation from a heat source located above food.
- 3. pan used to stirfry
- 5. transfer heat from one object to another through direct contact.
- 7. hot fat fully covers the item.
- 10. cooks foo surrounding it with hot air. Food is usually cooked on a rak to help with air flow.
- 11. cooking food in a small amount of fat using low heat in order to soften food without browing.
- 12. heat energy travels through liquids and gases.
- 13. combinig browning and simmering cooking methods.
- 15. heat method that uses liquid or steam to transfer heat to food.
- 17. moist heat method where moisture penetrates the food through air.
- 18. moisture is added to the food. For example tomato sauce.