
Moiste methods slideshow and questions
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Erin Kainrath
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Moist Heat Cooking
Methods
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Boiling
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Boiling
⬜
To cook in a liquid, usually water, in
which bubbles rise constantly and
break on the surface
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Boiling Process
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Reorder
Reorder the steps of boiling water.
Choose a pot
Pour water
Turn stove on high
Wait
Water is boiled!
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Boiling Science
➔ The heat passes
from the burner into
the pot.
➔ The pot then heats
the water at the
bottom.
➔ Then, hot water rises
and cooler water
moves down to
replace it, causing a
circular motion.
➔ This motion results in
bubbles.
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Boiling Tips
●Make sure there is enough liquid to
completely cover the food you wish
to boil
●Leave 2-3 inches at the top of the
pot or saucepan to allow for
bubbles to break the surface
without boiling over
●Leave room for anything you plan
on adding in the pot
●Adding salt to water actually
increases the boiling point to 216
degrees F
●Putting a lid on the pot WILL help it
boil faster due to the fact that heat
will remain in the pot
●Water boils at 212 degrees
Fahrenheit or 100 degrees Celsius
●No matter how heat is applied,
once water reaches this point its
temperature cannot increase
●It can heat things very quickly
(heat is heat regardless of how it
is transferred dry or wet)
●Boiling is often a place to start
from in a recipe- “bring to a boil
and reduce”
Boiling Facts
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Simmer
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Simmer
To cook in a liquid, usually water, right below the boiling
point. You will see some bubbles rise to the surface
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Simmering Process
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Match
simmering
neither
boiling
simmering
neither
boiling
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Simmering Science
➔ The heat passes from
the burner into the
pot.
➔ The pot then heats the
water at the bottom.
➔ Then, hot water rises
and cooler water
moves down to replace
it, causing a circular
motion.
➔ This motion results
in gentle rising of
bubbles
*Poaching-bubbles forming on the
bottom-not yet breaking the surface
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Simmering Tips
●Covering a pot for a few moments
allows you to get the pot up to
temperature without adding more
flame from below.
●If your pot is too hot, move it to the
side of the burner or give it a few
stirs to increase the surface area
and cool down.
●Adding some extra broth or cooking
liquid can cool down a pot, as well.
●Simmering is usually used for
things like cooking rice, where a
boil is much too hot for the cook
time.
●It's the ideal cooking method for
making stocks because it's hot
enough to break down the
cartilage in the bones but gentle
enough that it doesn't produce
large bubbles.
●A simmer may seem like what you
need to correctly poach
something, but a simmer is
actually too hot.
●Poaching, by comparison, is a
gentler technique, employing
temperatures 140 F to 180 F.
Simmering Facts
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Poaching
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Poaching
⬜
Poaching- to cook gently in hot liquid,
uncovered, BELOW the boiling point.
Carefully put food in
simmering water
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Poaching Process
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are some tips for poaching eggs.
Use a fresh egg
Use strainer
store in cold water
Use an older egg
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Steaming
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Steaming
⬜
To cook with the vapor produced by boiling
liquid (food sits above the liquid, not actually
in it)
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Steaming Process
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Multiple Choice
What should you use to help steam vegetables?
steamer pot
strainer spoon
blender
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Steaming without a steamer basket?
The technique is simple: fill a medium pot with 1/2 inch of
water, place three golf ball–sized balls of aluminum foil on the
bottom, rest a heat-proof plate on top of the foil balls, cover the
pot, and bring the water to a boil. Add vegetables to the plate,
cover, and steam until crisp-tender
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Steaming Science
➔
The heat passes from the
burner into the pot.
➔
The pot then heats the water
at the bottom.
➔
Then, the hot water molecules
evaporate producing steam.
➔
The food sits in a basket
above the boiling water and
steam (water molecules)
heat/cook the food
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Steaming Tips
●Don’t add too much water to
your pot. You want the steam to
reach the food not the boiling
water-this would cause nutrient
loss
●Boil the water first and then
add the steamer basket
●If you steam for too long, the
food will become mushy/soggy
in texture
●Steaming food only takes a
couple of minutes
●Prepare the food before
steaming-mise en place
ingredients
●Steaming can help lower
cholesterol by removing some
of the fat from meat
●Steaming helps preserve the
color, flavor, and fiber within the
food
●Steaming actually ADDS
nutrients to the food without
losing them
●Water needs to boil at 212
degrees Fahrenheit for water
steam to be created
●Steam can burn you just like
boiling water (it’s hotter than
212 degrees)
Steaming Facts
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Blanching
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Blanching
To blanch is to cook briefly in boiling water.
Blanching neutralizes enzymes in the food,
which change how the foods react when
cooked with other ingredients.
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Blanching Process
Hi
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Reorder
Reorder the steps of the blanching process.
fill pot with water
add salt
fill bowl with ice water
place veggies in hot water
put in ice water
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