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Cooking Methods and Techniques

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  • Cooking food by placing it on a rack over a flame.
    Grill
  • Cooking food (typically large pieces of meat) in closed area, like an oven.
    Roast
  • Cooking vegetables in a small amount of fat uncovered until moisture is released/ softened.
    Sautéing
  • Cooking food (typically bakery items) with hot air in a closed area, like an oven.
    Bake
  • Cooking food by completely submerging it in heated fat or oil.
    Deep Fry
  • Cooking food in a pan with some fat
    Pan fry
  • Cooking small cut food with a sear and then completely covered with liquid for the remaining cooking time.
    Stew
  • Cooking food with the vapour formed from boiling water. The food does not touch the water.
    Steam
  • Big bubbles popping at the surface
    Boil
  • Cooking food (typically tough, large cuts of meat) with a sear and then in the oven or on the stove for a long time with small amounts of liquid.
    Braise
  • Cooking Technique where food is placed on a rack under a direct flame.
    Broil