To separate solids from liquid by pouring through a sieve or colander.
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To insert seasonings like whole cloves into the surface of food, such as a ham.
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To fill a cavity in fish, poultry or pork chops with a bread or rice, vegetable, fruit or nut mixture.
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To use your hands to pull food apart into unevenly sized pieces, such as when tearing salad greens.
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To place pieces of meat and vegetables onto skewers as when making kabobs.
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To quickly and gently mix ingredients with a spoon or fork. Often done with flour and candied fruit in baked goods.
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To tie the legs and wings of poultry close to the body before roasting. If poultry is stuffed, the openings are closed with skewers that are tied or closed with string.
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To hold foods at a low temperature, usually around 200°, without further cooking.
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To place a baking dish containing food, such as a custard or souffle, in a large dish. The larger dish is filled with hot or boiling water. The food is then baked in the water bath to promote even…
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To thread food on a skewer using a back and forth motion. The term is also used to describe the action when making a lattice top for a pie.
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