Across
- 3. to break the shell of an egg to consume it
- 5. to lightly coat with oil or fat to keep food from sticking to the pan when cooking or baking
- 7. to cook food on a rack or in a colander in a covered pan over a small amount of boiling water
- 9. to put dry ingredients (e.g. flour) through a strainer to remove lumps
- 11. to cut food into small pieces
- 12. food that is no longer fresh (e.g. bread)
- 14. a fruit that is not yet ready to be eaten
- 15. having a sharp taste like a lemon, and not sweet
- 16. to make or become liquefied by heat
- 21. the steps to follow to prepare a dish
- 23. meat that has been cut into very small pieces
- 24. to remove all liquid using a colander or a strainer
- 25. to cut food into small pieces about ¼” on all sides
Down
- 1. a phrasal verb that indicates that something is not good to eat or drink any more because it is too old
- 2. to cook food over low heat in a small amount of hot, simmering liquid
- 4. food that has decayed
- 6. meat that is still red because it has only been cooked for a short time
- 8. slightly wet, often in a way that is pleasant
- 9. to mix food or liquid by moving a spoon round and round in it
- 10. a mixture of flour and liquid that is thin enough to pour
- 11. food that needs to be crushed a lot with the teeth before it is swallowed
- 13. to cook liquid over low heat at just below the boiling point so tiny bubbles form slowly
- 16. to squash food (e.g. potatoes) with a fork, spoon, or other tools to make it smooth
- 17. to beat rapidly to mix in air and make food light and fluffy. Usually used for egg whites or heavy cream.
- 18. to press, fold and stretch dough until it is smooth
- 19. to reduce something to small particles or powder by crushing it
- 20. wash something with clean water to remove soap, detergent, dirt, or impurities
- 22. to mix rapidly in order to make a mixture smooth (e.g. eggs)
