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Cooking and Baking Techniques

Answer these trivia questions to build your knowledge on different cooking and baking techniques!

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Created Date 09.16.20
Last Updated 09.19.20
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  • To cut food into small square pieces.
  • To cut off a very thin layer of peel.
  • To incorporate air into a mixture to make it light and fluffy.
  • To gently mix delicate ingredients with a rubber scraper or wooden spoon.
  • To cut food into small pieces or shreds by pressing and rubbing the food against a rough surface.
  • To force one or more dry ingredients through a screen to add or remove air, or to mix two ingredients.
  • To make shallow, straight cuts in the surface of food.
  • To make foods smooth and thick.
  • To cut food into very small, irregular pieces.
  • To brush or pour a liquid over a food as it cooks.
  • To beat together ingredients such as sugar and butter.
  • To coat a food with dry ingredients, such as flour or crumbs.
  • To cook food in liquid that is 100 degrees C.
  • To cook meats using dry-heat and stovetop methods.
  • To cook food in a liquid that is between 86 degrees C and 99 degrees C.
  • To brown or cook food in a skillet with a small amount of fat on low to medium heat.
  • To cook food over, but not in boiling water.
  • To brown larger pieces of meat, poultry, or fish before cooking them in moist heat.
  • To cook meat, poultry, or vegetables in a shallow, uncovered pan.
  • To immerse food in hot fat and cook until done.
  • To cook breads, cookies, vegetables, casseroles, and some meats in the oven.
  • To brown food and simmer for a long time to tenderize food and enhance flavour.
  • To cook food under direct heat.
  • To fry small pieces of food quickly in a small amount of oil at a high-heat.