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Cooking Method
Cooking methods are different ways to make food hot and yummy. Some ways use water, some use air, and some use oil to cook the food.
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Boiling
Boiling is the process where a
liquid turns into vapor
when its
vapor pressure
equals the
atmospheric pressure
, occurring at a specific temperature known as the
boiling point
. This
phase transition
involves
energy absorption
, which is used to break
intermolecular bonds
rather than increase temperature, resulting in a
constant temperature
until all the
liquid has vaporized
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Steaming
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Frying
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Roasting
Roasting is a
cooking technique
that uses
dry heat
, typically in an oven, to
evenly cook food
and enhance its flavor by caramelizing its surface. This method is ideal for meats, vegetables, and nuts, providing a
crispy exterior
while
preserving moisture
inside.
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Baking
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Simmering
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Sautéing
Sautéing is a
cooking method
that involves
cooking food quickly
in a
small amount of oil
or fat over relatively
high heat
. This technique enhances the flavor and texture of food by
promoting browning
and
preserving moisture
and nutrients.
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