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Pâté
Paella
Panbroil, to
Pancake
Papaya
Papillote
Paprikash
Parboil, to
Pare, to
Parfait
Parmigiana
Parsnip
Pasta
Pasteurization
Pastry
Pea
Peach
Peanut Butter
Pear
Pear Chart
Peel, to
Pepper
Pepper Sauce
Persimmon
Pesto Sauce
Petit Four
Phyllo
Pie
Pierogi
Pilaf
Pinch
Pinch, to
Pineapple
Pita
Pizza
Plum
Plum Sauce
Poach, to
Polenta
Pomegranate
Poppy Seed
Potato
Poultry
Preserve, to
Preserves
Primavera
Prune
Pudding
Puff Pastry
Pumpkin
Purée, to
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Poach, to
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Poaching refers to the technique of cooking food slowly and gently in a simmering, but not boiling, liquid that just covers the food. The poaching liquid may be flavored or seasoned. This flavor will transfer to the food during cooking.
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Poaching Tips
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- When poaching eggs, add a small amount of vinegar to the water to help the eggs maintain their shape.
- Poaching fruit in a sugar or wine syrup helps the fruit retain its shape. Wine also adds flavor.
- Begin poaching fish and poultry in a cold liquid, such as broth or stock, to ensure even cooking. This will also prevent fish from falling apart.
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