Hierbas Aromaticas
Enviado por mara1112 • 20 de Septiembre de 2012 • 341 Palabras (2 Páginas) • 538 Visitas
Roasted (rowsted)
To bake a cut of meat or selection of vegetables in the oven for a prolonged period.
Pureed (pure+ ay+d) - to liquify to the consistancy of baby food.
Scrambled - (skram+bull+d)
A process of cooking eggs
Combine (Cum/biy/n)
To mix together
Toast (towst)
To lightly brown on all sides
Baked (baykt)
To cook in the oven (usually cake and cookies)
Sear (seer)
To fry quickly on all sides
Steep
To soak in hot water for the purpose of making an infusion (like tea)
Pour: berter
season : sasonar
YOOOO
Peel
To remove the skin of a vegetable or fruit
Stir: revolver
Sweeten:endulsar
Scald (sk+all+d)
To burn quickly with boiling liquid
Slice (sliy+st)
To cut in uniform layers
Mix (miks)
To combine ingredients
Slit (slit) (short vowel)
To make an insertion with a knife
Roasted (rowsted)
To bake a cut of meat or selection of vegetables in the oven for a prolonged period.
Pureed (pure+ ay+d) - to liquify to the consistancy of baby food.
Scrambled - (skram+bull+d)
A process of cooking eggs
Combine (Cum/biy/n)
To mix together
Toast (towst)
To lightly brown on all sides
Baked (baykt)
To cook in the oven (usually cake and cookies)
Sear (seer)
To fry quickly on all sides
Steep
To soak in hot water for the purpose of making an infusion (like tea)
Pour: berter
season : sasonar
YOOOO
Peel
To remove the skin of a vegetable or fruit
Stir: revolver
Sweeten:endulsar
Scald (sk+all+d)
To burn quickly with boiling liquid
Slice (sliy+st)
To cut in uniform layers
Mix (miks)
To combine ingredients
Slit (slit) (short vowel)
To make an insertion with a knife
Marinate (mare/in/ate)
To soak meat (usually) in acid or highy seasoned liquid for the purpose of tenderizing and adding flavour.
DEOOOO
Blend (blend)
To combine into one thing (blend oil and eggs to get mayonnaise)
Simmer (sim/er)
Similar to boiling, ony smaller bubbles
Stew
To simmer for a long time
Separate (sep/er/ate)
To take apart (to separate the egg from the yolk)
Chop (chaup)
To roughly
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