FACS 6.13.1 Basic Food Preparation Terms. Baste To keep food moist during cooking by spooning or pouring melted fat, meat drippings, fruit juice, or sauce.

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FACS Basic Food Preparation Terms

Baste To keep food moist during cooking by spooning or pouring melted fat, meat drippings, fruit juice, or sauce over it

Beat To make a mixture smooth by adding air using a brisk stirring or whipping motion with a spoon or an electric mixer

Brown To cook food quickly at a high temperature so the surface becomes brown

Chop To cut into pieces with a knife, scissors, or food chopper

Cream To stir or beat solid fat with sugar until mixture is smooth

Cut In To mix dry ingredients into shortening by using a pastry blender, fork, or two knives

Mix To combine ingredients until evenly distributed or blended

Dredge To dip into or sprinkle with flour

Fold To combine ingredients into a light, airy mixture using a down across, up, and over motion with a rubber spatula

Knead To use a fold-push-turn motion when working with dough

Mash To crush food until it has a smooth texture

Mince To cut with a knife into small pieces

Mix To combine ingredients until evenly distributed

Scald To heat milk just below the boiling point

Slice To cut or divide into flat pieces

Stir To mix food with a circular motion