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Recipe Terms- What to know and look for in recipes

Recipe Terms- What to know and look for in recipes. Part 1: Cooking Terms. prepare food for eating using heat. Cook. Cook in fat or oil in pan. Fry. Stir Fry. cook evenly cut pieces of food in a small amount of fat, stirring frequently. .

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Recipe Terms- What to know and look for in recipes

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  1. Recipe Terms- What to know and look for in recipes Part 1: Cooking Terms

  2. prepare food for eating using heat Cook

  3. Cook in fat or oil in pan Fry

  4. Stir Fry cook evenly cut pieces of food in a small amount of fat, stirring frequently.

  5.  cook small pieces of food over medium-high to high heat until browned on the outside and cooked through.  Sauté

  6. Minced Garlic

  7. Dice/Chop

  8. Season

  9. Cut- in Shortening

  10. Fold

  11. Heat a liquid on a cook top at a high temperature. Bubbles should constantly rise and break surface. Boil

  12. cook by direct heat by placing food under the heat source Broil

  13. cook in liquid at a temperature just below boiling. Bubbles from only along the edges of the pan and do not break the surface Simmer

  14. cook in fat until surface of food turns brown. Brown

  15. Whip

  16. Toss

  17. Beat

  18. Slice

  19. Shred/Grate

  20. Cook in an oven in an uncovered container Bake

  21. Marinate

  22. cook uncovered in an oven without liquid. Roast

  23. cook in covered container on a rack above liquid that is boiling Steam

  24. cook in enough liquid for ingredients to float freely. Stew

  25. Bread

  26. Puree

  27. Baste

  28. Drain

  29. Garnish

  30. cooking technique that combines browning and simmering, Brown food in a small amount of fat. Then, add a little liquid and simmer in a uncovered container. BRAISE

  31. cook in enough hot fat to cover the food. Deep Fry

  32. cook in liquid at a low temperature. Poach

  33. cook by direct heat by placing the food over the heat sources. Heat source can be gas, electric, charcoal or wood. Grill

  34. cook in a microwave oven Microwave

  35. Cook in enough hot fat to cover the food half way. Pan Fry

  36. Dry heat Cooking • Sauté/ Stir Fry • Baking/ Roasting • Broiling/ Grilling • Deep Frying • Cook foods without liquids. • Oil is not considered a liquid- it is a fat

  37. Moist Heat Cooking • Cook food by adding water or other liquids • Which methods discussed are moist heat cooking? • Boil • Simmer • Braise • Steam • Poach • Stew

  38. Recipe Terms- What to know and look for in recipes Part 2: Finding healthy recipes

  39. What to look for • Grains – look for • Whole grain or whole wheat • Less processed (rolled oats rather than instant oatmeal) • Vegetable – look for • Vegetables in season or frozen • Canned labeled low sodium

  40. What to look for • Fruit – look for • Fruits in season or frozen • Canned without added sugar • Diary – look for • Low fat, fat free milk products or soy, rice, almond milks • Cheeses lower in fat (parmesan or feta)

  41. What to look for • Protein – look for • Cuts of meats that include round or loin • Ground beef, turkey or chicken that is labeled 90% (or grader) lean • Skinless poultry cuts • seafood such as salmon, cod, trout, herring • beans, peas, lentils or tofu as a replacement for meat/poultry • nuts and seeds as a replacement for poultry

  42. What to look for • Oils – look for • Olive or grape seed oils • Sugars – look for naturally occurring sugars • honey • agave nectar • maple syrups

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