кожа

кожа

V. To remove the skin of food before or after cooking. Skinning is done for a variety of reasons including appearance, taste and diet. Foods that are often skinned include poultry, fish and game.

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Uzlabot saturu

Pievienot attēlu

Vārdšķira: noun
Sinonīms(-i):
Blossary:
Nozare/domēns: Culinary arts
Category: Cooking
Company: Barrons Educational Series
Produkts:
Akronīmi un saīsinājumi:

Pievienot sadaļai Mana vārdnīca

Citas valodas:

Saistītie termini

телешка кожа

Footwear; Childrens shoes; Womens shoes; Mens shoes; Sports shoes

Leather created from the skins of very young cows. Calfskin is typically very supple and soft.

нормална кожа

Personal care products; Skin care

Тип на кожа која има избалансирана масленост и содржина на вода и мазна текстура еднакво тонирана со ситни ...

сува кожа

Personal care products; Skin care

Тип на кожа на која и недостасуваат и себум и влажност. Таа обично изгледа со фина текстура, транспарентна, пегава и ...

тесто

Culinary arts; Cooking

A mixture of flour, liquid and other ingredients (often including a leavening) that's stiff but pliable enough to work with the hands. Unlike a batter, dough is too stiff to ...

чорба

Culinary arts; Cooking

The strained clear liquid in which meat, poultry, or fish has been simmered with vegetables and herbs. It is similar to stock and can be used interchangeably with it. ...

сенаменско брашно

Culinary arts; Cooking

This flour is made from a blend of soft and hard wheat flours and, as its name implies, can be used for many purposes, including baking, thickening, and coating. All-purpose flour ...

мaргарин

Culinary arts; Cooking

Developed in the late 1800s as a butter substitute, margarine (which is less expensive but not as flavorful as butter) is made with vegetable oils. In order for margarine to ...

компот

Culinary arts; Cooking

1. A chilled dish of fresh or dried fruit that has been slowly cooked in a sugar syrup (which may contain liquor or liqueur and sometimes spices). Slow cooking is important for ...

омлет

Culinary arts; Cooking

A mixture of eggs, seasonings and sometimes water or milk, cooked in butter until firm and filled or topped with various fillings such as cheese, ham, mushrooms, onions, peppers, ...