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Cooking Method - PPT Group 2

This document provides an overview of different cooking methods categorized into dry heat methods, moist heat methods, and combination methods. Dry heat methods like sautéing, pan frying, pan broiling, deep frying, roasting, baking, griddling, and grilling involve cooking food using dry heat either above or below without added moisture. Moist heat methods such as poaching, simmering, boiling, steaming, and blanching involve cooking food in liquid like water or broth. Combination methods like braising and stewing first brown food and then cook it with added moisture. The document defines and provides examples for each cooking method.

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Cooking Method - PPT Group 2

This document provides an overview of different cooking methods categorized into dry heat methods, moist heat methods, and combination methods. Dry heat methods like sautéing, pan frying, pan broiling, deep frying, roasting, baking, griddling, and grilling involve cooking food using dry heat either above or below without added moisture. Moist heat methods such as poaching, simmering, boiling, steaming, and blanching involve cooking food in liquid like water or broth. Combination methods like braising and stewing first brown food and then cook it with added moisture. The document defines and provides examples for each cooking method.

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A B C D E F G H I J K

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‘’METHODS OF COOKING’’
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PREPARED AND PRESENTED
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 It is art or practice of preparing food with the use of heat or cold for
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 Cooking is a technique we utilize in the kitchen to get the result we want.
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For example, you could boil or poach a steak but wouldn’t get the result
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Why Cooking is Done?
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Cooking kills bacteria: Some foods
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Cooking makes food easier to digest
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COOKING 1.DRY HEAT METHODS
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DRY HEAT METHOD
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It is a process
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where food exposed
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moisture (usually in
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Sauté
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 Which means to toss quickly in a
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Pan Fry
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 Which means to cook in a
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Pan Broil
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Deep Fry
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oil, like french-fries
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submerged in hot fat.
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Roast or Bake
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 Which means to cook the food
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Grill
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Poaching
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 Which means to cook a food in
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Simmering
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“All our dreams can come true, if we have
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