write 10 examples of changes that cannot be reversed during cooking
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Here are 10 examples of changes that cannot be reversed during cooking:
- Baking: This step in cooking, involves the application of dry convection heat to food in an enclosed environment.
- Frying: This may be deep frying, stir frying or pan frying.
- Roasting: It is a dry heat form of baking where food changes colour to a brown and becomes drier.
- Grilling: This is quick and dry form of cooking usually involving burning wood or electric heat . Commonly, the food is placed in intense, hot heat of radiation.
- Steaming: It involves the cooking of food through water vapour above boiling water. Steamers are mostly utilised here.
- Poaching: This is a method which involves small quantity of hot liquid. Usually used for cooking fish, eggs, fruit etc.
- Simmering: It is a step that involves cooking liquidus products on a stove in a pot or pan. It is to be done on a low heat, and bubbles are observed.
- Broiling: It is slightly similar to grilling. The cooking methods are quick. Common dishes made by this method are chicken and fish.
- Blanching: After partly cooking, food is immediately submerged in ice cold water and the cooking is halted. Vegetables such as green beans, asparagus and potatoes are blanched.
- Stewing: Here, after sauted or seared, the dish is cooked in liquid medium.
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