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VERBS RELATED WITH COOKING
To squeeze: estrujar, exprimir
Squeeze the orange
To pick through: recoger
Pick through the seeds
To pick out: escoger
The little girl has pickedout the best tomato.
To slice into = cut into:cortar en (con el cuchillo)
Slice the pomegranate across the middle into halves.
To soak: poner en remojo
Then soak them in a bowl of cold water.
To drain = pour off: escurrir
Drain the chips and pat them dry with a tea towel.
To discard = throw out: desechar
Discard the purple leaves at the tip.
To chop: cortar en trozos, picar
When learning to chop like a chef, start off slowly and proceed with care.
To grate: rallar
Grate the carrots
To dress, to season: aliñar
You have to dress the salad before serving.
To rub off: desprenderse
The skins can then be rubbed off more easily.
To fry lightly/gently: rehogar, sofreir
You should fry lightly and add all the cut vegetables
To roast: asar
Vegetables roast at different speeds.
To char: quemar, chamuscar, carbonizar
Soft vegetables like peppers, aubergines, onions and tomatoes roasted at higher temperatures will have lovely charred edges.
To pour on: verter, derramarTo coat: cubrir
Pour on olive oil and use your hands to make sure that the vegetables are completely coated.
To flour, to coat with flour: enharinar
You should flour the fish before frying.
To scrub: fregar, restregar
Scrub root vegetables like carrots or parsnips.
To grind: triturar
You must grind the meat.
To spread: extenderse
You can also use them to make a sweet roasted garlic paste to spread on toast.
To scrape: raspar, rayar
Scrape the hairy choke from the centre of the artichoke using a spoon.
To plunge: sumergir, zambullir
Plunge the hard-boiled egg into plenty of cold water for one minute .
To crack: rajar, agrietar
Cracking the shell with the back of a spoon during cooling will also make the egg easier to peel.
To carve: trinchar, cortar
Carve the breast into slices on the plate, if desired.
To score: hacer incisiones, cortes
Scoring duck breasts aids the release of the layer of fat between the skin and the flesh.
To poach: escalfar, hervir, cocer
You can poach eggs in a wide, shallow pan filled with simmering water.
To trim: recortar
You may trim the outer edges of the fish to remove any fin parts.
To tear off: arrancar, desgajar
Tear off the head of the prawn.
To rinse: enjuagar
Rinse inside the body of the squid in cold water.
To flatten: aplanar, allanar
Flatten out the chilled pasta dough into a rectangle.
Chilled: fría
To knead: amasar
You need to knead a generous amount of fondant icing.
To sprinkle, to dust: espolvorear
You have to sprinkle with powdered sugar.
To bread, to coat with crumbs: empanar
He breaded the steaks before adding to the pan.
To smooth: alisar
You have to smooth the icing across the top of the cake.
To whisk: agitar, sacudir, batir (rapidamente)
You must continue whisking until the sauce has the desired consistency.